The phrase "a valid picture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the accuracy or legitimacy of an image or representation in various contexts, such as art, photography, or data visualization.
Example: "The artist presented a valid picture of the social issues affecting our community through her powerful artwork."
Alternatives: "an accurate depiction" or "a legitimate representation".
Managers should identify the factors they can intuitively view, and that will present a valid picture of what makes their organization successful.
This would be a valid picture if the forward-directed solvent channel were enclosed by impermeable walls, or if the stream were very wide, or if there were some other factor(s) to prevent the diffusing molecule from escaping the forward-bound flow.
Thus we conclude that the microarray data can give a valid picture of the protein data.
The response rate is very satisfactory, and the survey must be presumed to give a valid picture of the situation.
Our findings should then be a valid picture of the views of health professionals on rural cancer care at least locally.
However, an analysis of relative short term RCT data would not provide a valid picture of the adverse event risk associated with long-term use of biologics.
Our hypothesis was that septic shock as a primary clinical outcome would give a more valid picture of the virulence since shock is a result of the immune response induced by the virulent microorganism in question.
Thus the use of "and / or" will cover some of this discrepancy and may thereby give a more valid picture of the injury proportions.
Their management therefore gives a more valid picture of the care of patients with chronic illnesses receives at PHC clinics.
40 To obtain a more valid picture of overuse problems among players, the Oslo Sports Trauma Research Centre OSTRCC) Overuse Injury Questionnaire has been developed, 41 but this approach is not easy to implement in an international event setting.
