The phrase "accurate representation of a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the fidelity or correctness of a depiction, description, or portrayal of something.
Example: "The painting is an accurate representation of a historical event that shaped our nation."
Alternatives: "faithful depiction of a" or "true portrayal of a".
It has been assumed that the ability to accurately represent small model systems will yield an accurate representation of a full protein.
Is the vortex an accurate representation of a tornado?
A made-up but quite accurate representation of a page from my personal diary on the eve of turning 15 Today is the 364th day of me being 14.
Wavelets permit the accurate representation of a variety of functions and operators.
All spatial frequencies are required for an accurate representation of a point source.
In order to deliver usable and realistic results, the simulated system must be an accurate representation of a real highway.
Then, as now, I accept it as an accurate representation of an 1830s London where constables and cutpurses temporarily set aside their differences in order to congregate for a knees-up beside some tavern or other.
He now says that he appreciates the importance of the Iraq photographs being established as "an accurate representation of an event that happened" - that is, not necessarily a picture of the event itself.
Precise and accurate representation of an Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) system is essential in studying the effects of boundary interaction forces present between the probe's tip and the sample.
Well, exactly, there's no visual fiction, what is there is a pretty accurate representation of an environment.
"The photographs we feel are an accurate representation of an athletic female body, something to be celebrated and not shunned, especially because there are Facebook pages that are degrading to the female form".
