The phrase "already represented in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has been depicted, included, or accounted for in a particular context or medium.
Example: "The data is already represented in the chart, making it easy to analyze trends."
Alternatives: "previously included in" or "already depicted in".
Quality victories and schedule strength are no longer separate categories (B.C.S. officials figured they were already represented in the computer rankings).
The 40 (of 64) works given or promised to the Modern are nearly all by white male artists, and they are all already represented in the collection.
For example, many investors minimize their exposure to real estate investment trusts, figuring that because they own a home, real estate is already represented in their portfolios.
But Disney's chief financial officer told the Times that Disney's financial calculations behind the purchase were almost based entirely on the future earnings of the Star Wars series, which is already represented in Disney's theme parks.
Still, despite the gap-filling, an astounding 340 of the 650 Rothschild artists are new to the Modern, which undermines its unwritten policy of not accepting gifts of work by artists who are not already represented in its collection.
In the 21st century, with women already represented in a wide variety of disciplines and industries, we should be able to celebrate women for what they do, not what they wear.
"The functions that agriculture personnel perform — protecting open space, animal husbandry and so on — are already spread across several departments, so the important roles that they perform are already represented in the state," she went on.
While the Midwest and Southwest regions were already represented in the alliance by Minnesota and Colorado, there are now "more states in the neighborhood that are really showing leadership on climate change," Cerqueira said.
They also looked at whether each new drug fit into a therapeutic class and treated a specific ailment already represented in the company's product portfolio or whether it was outside the firm's existing scope.
Builds upon and complements Early English Books Online (EEBO) and is largely concerned with non-Anglophone materials; however, books in English or printed in the English-speaking world that are already represented in EEBO are not omitted from Early European Books where they form an integral element of the predominantly non-Anglophone collections that have been made available for digital capture.
