The phrase "a visible representation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that can be seen and serves as an illustration or example of a concept, idea, or object.
Example: "The diagram serves as a visible representation of the complex process we discussed in the meeting."
Alternatives: "a tangible depiction of" or "a clear illustration of".
Each of their temples is built to look like the main temple based in Guadalajara, Mexico as a visible representation of the congregation's faith.
The way people get into the industry needs to be widened". Mr. Enninful added that he felt a responsibility to be a visible representation of what was possible, and a public figure for the next generation, whether on social media or in the front row.
Nevertheless, the committee identified a need for a new campus facility that could house the new and expanded programs it recommended, provide a focal point for creative and artistic activity at Princeton, and serve as a visible representation of the centrality of the creative and performing arts at Princeton.
People who are a visible representation of excellence.
"[The app] is a visible representation of gentrification," he said.
We became a visible representation of the excellence they abide by, a tiny representation of their sacrifice.
In the soft lamplight, the open pages of the books she had chosen glowed like a physical and visible representation of the sublime.
Then in back, his irregular screen reappears as the new ground-floor, with its openings deliberately contrasting with the upper floors' complicated glazing; the result is a complex, tension-filled façade that was an apt — if only fleetingly visible — representation of Dr. Gregory House's hospital and its anxiety-filled storylines over eight TV seasons of the show House.
For many Christians, the pope is the visible representation of an invisible concept, the audible voice for the all-too-often-silent God, a living authority of God's debated opinions.
Baptists and Congregationalists see the local congregation of gathered believers as the most nearly adequate visible representation of Christ's people on earth.
This more visible representation of the darker parts of Charleston's past would not just honour the history of black Americans, Franks said, but also offer something to the people who travel to the city each year.
