The phrase "and represents a noticeable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that clearly signifies or indicates a particular quality or change.
Example: "The new policy implementation and represents a noticeable improvement in employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "and signifies a clear" or "and indicates a marked".
It represents a noticeable step up in food and service.
And A$AP Ferg's modelling debut is about more than a niche interest of Andersen's, it represents a noticeable shift in focus across the fashion industry in the last few years towards hip-hop.
The fact that an increase in carried traffic, by a factor of 75, can be accommodated by increasing the energy consumption of the network by a factor of three represents a noticeable improvement in energy-efficiency, with 63% less energy required to transfer the same volume of data.
MR: Do you think Goodbye Lullaby represents a noticeable growth from your first album?
However, the few animals living in such areas might or might not represent a noticeable fraction of the overall wood mouse population and might possibly disperse to more adequate areas whenever available.
The Coke executives' campaign contributions represented a noticeable sum for Ms. Quinn, who has expressed unease with the soda limits, which would restrict sales of sugary drinks in containers larger than 16 ounces.
26 While consensus in the literature has not yet been reached as to the minimally clinically important change in VISA-A score, 27 we settled on a change score of 10 based on the primary criteria that this effect size would represent a noticeable functional difference in the participant's ability to participate in sport (questions 7 and 8 of the VISA-A questionnaire).
The sound of the album represents a subtle but noticeable shift for Feist, the singer-songwriter best known for her airy confection "1234".
The total score normal range is 23.0 (SD = 4.0) and a difference of 2 3 points represents a change that is noticeable in practice, i.e. is clinically meaningful [ 58].
