The phrase "and thereby representing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that one action or statement serves as a representation or embodiment of another action or concept.
Example: "The artist's work is vibrant and full of life, and thereby representing the joy of the human experience."
Alternatives: "thus symbolizing" or "and thus reflecting".
It consists, for example, of a set of lines of varying widths, lengths, and colors, and thereby represent the roads in and around a city.
They are the only axioms in intuitionism that contradict classical reasoning, and thereby represent the most colorful as well as the most controversial part of Brouwer's philosophy.
Art does not therefore copy and thereby represent a subject-matter, but configures a visual or literary space in which a subject-matter can be summoned.
Our findings support the idea that Unc5 is crucial for lumen formation and thereby represents a repulsive cue acting during Drosophila heart tube formation.
We hypothesized that growth hormone (GH) administration would increase the number of circulating EPCs in adults and thereby represent a mechanism to enhance vascular health.
These extreme single waves will cause the highest loads and wave overtopping volumes on structures and thereby represent the design conditions.
were taken from the CAR and thereby represent the most sensitive species for each taxon group, but not necessarily the one used for product testing.
A splotch of blue paint on a paint sample card exemplifies the colour blue, if that's how we choose to use it, and thereby represents all instances of the colour blue.
In Spain, R.D. 1310/1990 and European Directive 86/278 limit the total heavy metal concentration in soil but not the changes in heavy metal availability, which directly affect plant absorption and thereby represent a possible risk to human health.
Another limitation is the results cannot be translated directly to all MOH patients as our patients are included from tertiary centres, and thereby represent selected patients that may have failed prior treatment programmes within first or second line.
