The phrase "arms to represent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing symbols or representations, particularly in heraldry or logos.
Example: "The coat of arms features two lions as arms to represent strength and courage."
Alternatives: "symbols to signify" or "emblems to illustrate".
After Nelson's attack, Santa Cruz was designated an incorporated town with its own coat of arms to represent the bravery of its inhabitants.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have a new coat of arms to represent them as a married couple, Kensington Palace has announced.
In common with other universities in the United Kingdom, Bristol uses its particular pattern of academic dress as well its logo and coat of arms to represent itself.
"The ancient Romans and Egyptians used to have the snake on their arms to represent [unity or] belonging to a special group, so my father decided to put it on the ankle of women as a symbol of belonging to the René Caovilla family".
The move to television allowed him to create two non-human characters, seagulls Gertrude and Heathcliffe, which he performed while the pair were flying by tucking his thumbs under his arms to represent wings and shaping his hat to look like a bird's bill.
The elevated plus-maze (ETM) is an animal test pharmacologically validated for the study of experimental anxiety in rats, designed to evaluate inhibitory avoidance (AVOID) learning and one-way escape (ESC) from open arms, thought to represent learned (conditioned) and innate (unconditioned) fear, respectively.
They must stand back, out of the ring, (maybe arms folded to represent you're out).
It took until 1994 for the Queen to approve the new design for general use, though the Canadian Heraldic Authority began to allow for its limited use beginning in 1987 where the arms were used to represent Her Majesty personally on letters patent granting new arms for distinguished Canadians.
By contrast, a single telomere signal (instead of 2 signals) on the long arm of a chromosome with clearly separated long arms is likely to represent telomere fusion [yellow arrowheads in Fig. 6A and Fig. 6C (left panel)] [ 8, 10]; therefore, we quantitated the percentage of chromosomes with long arm sister telomere fusion (Fig. 6C).
The coat of arms is meant to represent the "symbols of industry and its rewards to man and beast on land and sea".
Last week, HP said it expects ARM-based servers to represent 15percentt of the server market within the next two years.
