The phrase "are expected to represent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing anticipated roles or responsibilities in a formal or professional context.
Example: "The committee members are expected to represent the interests of their respective departments during the meeting."
Alternatives: "are anticipated to embody" or "are required to signify".
Award recipients are expected to represent the best of SHASS employees and should consistently exhibit excellent and outstanding work performance.
By 2039, people aged 65 or over are expected to represent 23% of the population, or 17.5 million, according to projections from the Office for National Statistics.
According to McKinsey & Company, family-owned businesses are expected to represent nearly 40percentt of the world's large enterprises by 2025.
People over 65 are expected to represent at least one third of the EU population, up from the current 6.5percentt, by 2050.
According to the report, BAME communities are expected to represent 30% of the population by 2050, with their current disposable income at an estimated £300bn.
Biofuels are expected to represent a substantial part of the overall strategy towards diversifying Europe's energy supplies and curbing greenhouse gas emissions in a cost-effective way.
It sat really well with your editorial about the way women broadcasters and journalists are expected to represent a particular "version of femininity", I thought, and even more so with the Society section's article about the oppression preventing girls' education.
Behind the squeeze is the increased clout of the medical insurance plans, which now pay for roughly a third of all drug purchases and, by 1995, are expected to represent more than half.
This is an administration, after all, that conducts immigration court proceedings, or travesties, in which children too young to know their ABCs are expected to represent themselves without the benefit of legal counsel.
Hearst has been known mostly for its magazines but, while the company generates nearly 60percentt of its revenue from advertising, magazines are expected to represent only 16percentt of its after-tax cash flow this year.
CTA is an often used strategy to investigate gene expression profiles from the biological point of views, since transcripts expressed differentially between more than one conditions are expected to represent the distinction between conditions.
