The phrase "as represented in the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is depicted or illustrated in a specific context, such as a document, image, or presentation.
Example: "The data trends are as represented in the accompanying chart, which highlights the significant changes over the past year."
Alternatives: "as shown in the" or "as illustrated in the".
Sometimes I see in the entire species a single animal as represented in the paintings of the Northwest Coast Indians.
Media Studies- Compare and contrast the depiction of Muslims in America as represented in the media since 9/11 and write a report on your findings.
How to account for it, this desire to be beaten and humiliated, a desire that is there in the life as well as represented in the work?
What's happening this year is we've seen buyers come from areas that weren't as represented in the past, particularly from the Middle East.
He can now ask the whole world, as represented in the United Nations General Assembly, to condemn unreservedly the use of chemical weapons.
François Truffaut, like all Cahiers critics an admirer of Otto Preminger for his objectivity and evenness of sympathies (as represented in the framing of his actors), lauded the movie for the auteur-director's handling of Seberg.
But they failed to showcase the film's distinctive elements: its South African "zef" swagger, as represented in the persons of rappers Die Antwoord, and its thin but tangy lacquer of satire.
The nostalgia in the poem is for the poet's lost youth as represented in the changes in the place since his last visit; the place itself is purely secondary.
Public radio is seen by many as radio by and for the relatively wealthy and the extremely white, and as represented in the article the sisters almost constitute a parody of the stereotypical public radio demographic.
Bygone era The Knysna forests were once felled by hardy lumberjacks, who lived deep in the woods and avoided the now-vanished elephants – as represented in the four Forest Novels of South African author Dalene Matthee.
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