The phrase "as representation in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the role or function of something as a representation within a specific context or framework.
Example: "The artwork serves as representation in the cultural narrative of our society, highlighting the struggles and triumphs of marginalized communities."
Alternatives: "as a depiction in the" or "as an illustration in the".
Bowing to the pressure, Yemen's president, Abd Rabbo Mansour Hadi, has signed a deal to grant the Houthis a say in the selection of a new government, to be formed within a month, as well as representation in the new cabinet.
Scotland has limited self-government within the United Kingdom, as well as representation in the UK Parliament.
In the table of combinators above, we defined combinators T and F and said that they serve as representations in the λ-calculus of the truth values true and false, respectively.
Schopenhauer's account of the visual and literary arts corresponds to the world as representation in its immediate objectification, namely, the field of Platonic Ideas as opposed to the field of spatio-temporal objects.
Consequently, as the share of private wealth controlled by women doubles to more than $2.7 trillion by 2024, Canadian companies can expect increased pressure to pursue environmental and social initiatives as well as equal representation in the boardroom.
It is a pattern found in suburbs across the country, from Atlanta to Washington, to Los Angeles, where the percentage of Hispanics struck by vehicles and killed is two to three times as much as their representation in the population, according to Michelle Ernst, an analyst for the Surface Transportation Policy Project, a traffic safety advocacy group.
We sampled purposively to include a range of relevant health professional groups (ophthalmologists, optometrists and ophthalmic nurses) as well as patient representation in the UK and internationally [ 9].
To Madison and Hamilton, the idea that one citizen should have twelve times as much representation in the Senate as another citizen, simply because they lived in different places, was self-evidently offensive and absurd.
Whitlam called the 1974 double dissolution election on six bills, dealing with issues such as territory representation in the Senate, changing the way electoral boundaries were drawn and the creation of Medibank.
They believed that the A.K.P. had little intention of addressing Kurdish demands, such as balanced representation in the country's parliament, amnesty for Kurdish fighters, addressing ethnic discrimination, and softening the country's severe anti-terror laws.
They believed that the A.K.P. had little intention of addressing Kurdish demands, such as balanced representation in the country's parliament, amnesty for Kurdish fighters, addressing ethnic discrimination, and softening the country's severe anti-terror laws.
