The phrase "an equal representation for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing fairness or equality in representation, often in contexts like politics, social issues, or organizational structures.
Example: "The committee aims to ensure an equal representation for all community members in the decision-making process."
Alternatives: "fair representation for" or "equal voice for".
Sampling was stratified by type of physician (academic or community) in an attempt to maximize the potential for recruiting an equal representation of each.
The Soviets' Prague Proposals of October 1950 had envisioned a united, demilitarized German state Kennan now endorsed such a neutral zone in central Europe to separate the Cold War rivals but the Soviets insisted on a Constituent Council with equal representation for East and West Germany, even though the West had twice the population.
In an interview this week, the Assembly speaker, Sheldon Silver, a Manhattan Democrat, sketched out what he said could be a compromise — an eight-member bipartisan commission, with equal representation for each party, that would be appointed by the Legislature but made up entirely of people who are not lawmakers.
A document referred to as the Community Agreement, adopted in 1919, devises a system designed to assure equal representation for all parts of the village.
"It's a bedrock principle of our democracy -- equal representation for equal numbers of people," said Harit Trivedi, a Los Angeles assistant city attorney.
There he supported equal representation for all states in an upper house, Commonwealth control of railways, and a national capital on federal territory.
Disagreeing, an Obama administration lawyer argued the Constitution has been understood to require "equal representation for equal numbers of people".
The irony, of course, of Apple's newfound initiative to have equal representation for all gender-coded emoji means that Bowie, an artist whose career embraced the fluidity of gender, will be represented in two equal, but separate, emoji.
