The phrase "augments the representation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how something enhances or improves a depiction or portrayal of an idea, concept, or object.
Example: "The new software tool augments the representation of data, making it easier to analyze trends and patterns."
Alternatives: "enhances the depiction" or "improves the portrayal."
The cDNA libraries were developed with the goal of augmenting the representation of conifer transcripts available in public databases, and to support experimental goals related to vascular development.
The informal space (which displays the Surge avatar and its physical surroundings) augments the formal representations, but the Cartesian graphs are the hub of all planning, action, and reflection.
For this purpose, inverse models receive movement segments from the segmenter and augment the motor representation graph with new components, which represent the new movement at the proper level of abstraction (for more details about inverse models at the motor command level see [ 22]).
V.R. augments the therapeutic process.
Advertising revenue augments the subscriber cash.
Brokering augments the value of information.
However, already in the early seventies, it was shown by Jean-Silvain Liénard [12] that it was necessary to augment the static spectrum representation by so-called delta and delta-delta coefficients that represent the speed and acceleration of the change of the spectral envelope over time and that were popularized by [13].
Augmenting this representation leads to the discovery of relations between camera pairs providing relative positions at different degrees of accuracy.
Text Classification by Augmenting the Bag-of-Words Representation with Redundancy-Compensated Bigrams.
Recent works [11 13] demonstrated that augmenting the spatial pyramid image representation proposed in [10] through a horizontal subdivision scheme is useful to improve the recognition accuracy when SIFT-based descriptors are employed as local features.
