The phrase "and so represented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is being depicted or symbolized in a particular way, often following a description or explanation.
Example: "The data was collected from various sources, and so represented a comprehensive view of the situation."
Alternatives: "thus depicted" or "thereby illustrated".
It didn't regard release purely to die in a hospice or at home as sufficient to represent a "prospect of release", and so represented a breach of Article 3 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
High: The NCAP program was "invitation only" and so represented people who presumably you and perhaps a cadre of others knew and also knew would work well in this sort of a group setting and, as you point out, would provide some of those shortcuts to knowledge, but also be willing to work with people who were not in their own field.
To confirm that the cells were from osteoblastic lineage and so represented OS cultured from the tumour sample, electron microscopy and alkaline phophatase staining were performed.
However, TLR7 and TLR9 both require MyD88 for downstream signalling (Schnare et al, 2000; Hemmi et al, 2002) and so represented strong candidates for the intracellular sensor of RNA DNA hybrids.
The study comprises patients with primary operable breast cancer admitted under the care of one NHS consultant and managed by a team including consultants of different disciplines, such as oncology, and also trainees and so represented a typical NHS teaching hospital scenario.
It is not a government program, and so represents a tithing of manpower.
The predictions depend on diffusion and dissolution proceeding in parallel, and so represent an extension of earlier analyses where diffusion and reaction occurred sequentially.
The 3D-architecture consisting of fibers interconnected by graphene-like sheets positively contributes to the proper development of the vanadium redox reactions and so represents a significant advance in the design of effective electrode materials.
"Decisions to save cash in the short term – deferring spending and reducing equipment numbers – have added significant long-term costs to the defence programme, and so represent poor value for money," it says.
Nutria routinely indulge in "eat outs," during which they destroy virtually all the plant life for hundreds of square feet, and so represent yet another cause of land loss.
China has angrily opposed Thaad deployments, saying the system's powerful radar could be used to spy on its missile programme and so represents a threat to its national security.
