The phrase "as closely representative" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the degree to which something accurately reflects or represents a particular group, idea, or phenomenon.
Example: "The survey results are as closely representative of the population's views as possible, given the sample size."
Alternatives: "as accurately reflective" or "as faithfully representative".
Data on individual genotypes for 783 short tandem repeats (STRs) were compiled from Ramachandran et al. [ 40, 41] and Rosenberg et al. [ 35, 42] for molecular population representatives matching as closely as possible the populations from which the morphological data were collected.
As shown in Table 1-wrap>, the subgroup for which genetic and clinical data are available, is closely representative of the patients treated in the SAKK study 40/81 (SAKK, 1995).
The participating consumer sample was closely representative of the Australian population.
This completeness allows VarSim to be closely representative of real sequencing studies.
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No other intraparty race will be as closely watched as the battle between Representatives Howard L. Berman and Brad Sherman, a pair of powerful Democrats who are battling for one seat in the San Fernando Valley thanks to redistricting.
With respect to the peculiar venation of the Kalligrammatidae, four representative genera in other neuropteran families were selected as outgroups, previously reported as closely related to Kalligrammatidae: Saucrosmylus (Osmylidae) [ 33], Panfilovia (Panfiloviidae) [ 16], Aetheogramma (Aetheogrammatidae) [ 29] and Grammolingia (Grammolingiidae) [ 34].
But the National Museum has not been as closely identified with any particular ethnic group as other Bosnian cultural institutions have, said Colin Kaiser, a Unesco representative.
Would human rights be as closely monitored?
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Representative Sander M. Levin, a Michigan Democrat, working closely with Representative Doug Bereuter, a Nebraska Republican, proposed such a commission as a way to secure more backing for the trade deal.
