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The phrase "able to represent the" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capability or capacity to depict or symbolize something, often in contexts like art, data, or communication.
Example: "The artist is able to represent the emotions of the characters through vivid colors and expressive brushstrokes."
Alternatives: "capable of depicting the" or "able to illustrate the".
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Representatives felt very confident in how well they were able to represent the patients.
It's rewarding to be able to represent the U.S.
"That way, I'll be able to represent the whole state and not just my town".
It's about being able to represent the values and concerns of people.
They figure if Wilma wasn't there, the communities would not be able to represent the information".
The model is able to represent the mechanical softening at high stresses consecutive to rafting.
The model was able to represent the nonlinear, anisotropic behaviour of the skin well.
The model is able to represent the experimental data over different operating points with reduced number of model parameters.
"Although it is a growing Hispanic community, I've just been able to represent the entire community as a whole".
The model is able to represent the experimental data and the agreement between the model and experimental data is good.
ATHLETE I've been imagining this my entire life, and I'm proud to have been able to represent the United States.
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