The phrase "above represented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to something that has been previously mentioned or depicted in a document or discussion.
Example: "The data above represented indicates a significant increase in sales over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "previously mentioned" or "shown above".
A serious difficulty is encountered in the above represented interpretation of geometry in that the rigid body of experience does not correspond exactly with the geometrical body.
Women who had education at secondary school level or above represented 68% of women having abortion in first trimester, whereas they only represented 32% of those having abortion in second trimester.
In this study, currently practicing orthopaedic consultants and senior speciality orthopaedic registrars (StR- year six and above) represented a panel of 'experts' by reason of their day- to- day involvement with patients and close interaction with medical students and junior doctors.
The above represented a statistician's perspective on infectious disease epidemiology in a digital age.
The telltale sign of a neutron star-neutron star merger, shown above, represented the first cross-correlation between the gravitational wave and electromagnetic sky.
For Herero pastoralists, the socio-economic changes documented above represented an erosion of their social organisation, which had major implications for herd management and mobility.
All results presented above represent data from three independent experiments.
The red bars in the chart above represent her actual allocations to particular stocks.
The evaluation metrics listed above represent only a small fraction of possible metrics.
A significant trend is assumed at a ratio of 1.96 or above, representing the α=0.05 level.
All told, the above represent continued growing pains of Bitcoin — each government will have to decide for itself how it will deal with the stuff.
