The phrase "as representative stock" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a group or category that exemplifies a particular characteristic or quality.
Example: "The samples collected from the field were analyzed as representative stock to ensure the accuracy of the research findings."
Alternatives: "as typical examples" or "as standard samples".
The inbred B73 was chosen as representative of the Stiff Stock heterotic group, a major heterotic group used in hybrid grown in both North American and Europe.
Since then crude oil prices have risen $10 per barrel, and some of the stocks I suggested as representative of this investment theme are up, like Cameco (up 13%), Peabody Energy (6%) and Suncor (5%).
S&P 500 Index is a broad based unmanaged index of 500 stocks, which is widely recognized as representative of the equity market in general.
The present study uses benchmark indices of the countries as representatives of their respective stock markets.
In this first study on nematode communities – as representative for the metazoan meiofauna - from these two areas we tested nematode standing stocks, diversity, and community structure for differences between study sites, water depths, and sediment depths.
He says this is a little-known stock and a company that has been able to meet its own guidance and his expectations, but he does not see it as representative of the rest of the industry.
As Representative Nick Rahall (D-W.V).
For this reason, we chose it as a representative moderate liquidity stock.
Although there apparently was no shareholders' agreement, sight should not be lost of the fact that the Board members, either individually or as representatives of entities owning substantial blocks of OPENLANE stock, controlled the "vote" with approximately sixty percent of OPENLANE stock.
Several of Citi's top lobbyists left over the last year or so, frustrated by Citi's sunken stock price and their inability to influence policy makers as representatives of a financial company perceived as a ward of the state.
