The phrase "are predominantly represented" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the presence or portrayal of certain elements within a larger context, often in academic or analytical writing.
Example: "In the study, the views of younger participants are predominantly represented, highlighting their unique perspectives on the issue."
Alternatives: "are mainly depicted" or "are primarily shown".
Of the 12 different variants observed before and after releasing the film from the substrate, four are predominantly represented.
The shallow marine lithofacies of Kuzgun formation represented by porous reservoir facies are predominantly represented by the sandstones of Middle Upper Miocene age.
The validity of comparing absolute intensities of different probes to deduce the abundance of which transcripts are predominantly represented by a particular probe is supported by RT-PCR analysis for a few loci in the next section.
Actors in transitive material processes are predominantly represented by Sarkozy himself and his own preferences and viewpoints: 'La préférence personnelle' (my personal preference), 'ma conviction personnelle' (my personal conviction) (Table 6).
This result was not surprising given that early results predicted that HSCR patients are predominantly represented by the same haplotype [8].
They are predominantly represented by the L1 and Alu families, respectively.
The deer-urine industry, on the other hand, is most vocally supported by bow hunters, who are comparatively few, and is predominantly represented by people like Lapp, small farmers with few resources.
4) Insect pollinators were predominantly represented by Coleoptera, Diptera and Hymenoptera.
In addition, KEGG pathway enrichment for DEGs between different ginger tissues suggested that pathways responsible for the biosynthesis of volatile oil, diarylheptanoids, and substrates of these compounds, were predominantly represented.
In previous films, Starfleet's range of capital ships had been predominantly represented by the Constitution class Enterprise and just five other ship classes: the Miranda class from Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan (represented by the USS Reliant), the Excelsior and the Oberth class Grissom from Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, and the Galaxy and Nebula classes from The Next Generation.
Visual-processing neurons in these superficial layers are topographically organized, with the visual field input being predominantly represented in the contralateral SC [21].
