The phrase "an extensive representation of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a detailed or comprehensive depiction of a subject, idea, or data set.
Example: "The report provides an extensive representation of the current market trends and consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a thorough depiction of" or "a comprehensive illustration of".
We compute an extensive representation of the undistortion function as well as its statistics and use machine learning methods for approximation of the undistortion function.
The collection also features an extensive representation of some of the genre's most celebrated titles such as Zap, Bijou Funnies, Motor City, Mr. Natural, Yellow Dog and dozens of others.
Indeed, while sampling was comprehensive for the haemulines, including all but some local endemic species, the amount of sweetlips species sampled was not an extensive representation of their diversity.
Our GO and KEGG analyses of the P. ulmi transcriptome are in line with previous GO analyses of P. citri transcriptomes where cellular process, binding and cell were the three major sub-categories [ 33, 34] and indicates that our approach using the Illumina HiSeq platform provided an extensive representation of the P. ulmi transcriptome.
If some people are worried about the extensive representation of the building industry on the Hackitt review working groups, that is understandable as well.
Boufford, a senior research scientist, was standing on the fourth floor of the Harvard Herbaria, between the rows of tall green metal cabinets that hold the Herbaria's collections, famed for their extensive representation of Asian plants.
Overall, the amphioxus genome is in general terms surprisingly rich in GPCRs, with extensive representation of receptors from all of the main mammalian GPCRs families (See Fig 1).
In both genomes, the capsid and tail genes have been identified, as well as the extensive representation of the DNA replication, recombination, and repair enzymes.
The above observations concerning the more extensive representation of clusters within the GO mappings related to organelle function in Tortula are mirrored in the Cellular Component Level 2 classification mappings.
Transcripts highly abundant during the exponential growth phase, 4 12 dpp, included extensive representation of genes associated with cell structure such as cytoskeleton, vacuoles and cell walls, along with surface lipid metabolism related genes, in concert with the period of greatest increase in cuticle thickness.
Recent, intense sequencing efforts across a broad representation of prokaryotes and eukaryotes have resulted in extensive documentation of horizontal gene transfer (e.g., [ 31- 35]).
