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The phrase "be used to represent" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when discussing symbols, images, or words that stand for or symbolize something else. Example: The dove is commonly used to represent peace and harmony in many cultures.
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This can be used to represent hierarchies.
The binary digits could be used to represent words, sounds, images -- perhaps even ideas.
Those movements, in turn, could be used to represent different cubits.
These two states can then be used to represent zeroes and ones.
L'homme moyen was a fictional individual with average characteristics who could be used to represent a group.
In rummy games, such as canasta, they are "wild" and may be used to represent any desired "natural" card.
What commonly available materials can be used to represent the different parts of the atom? 2. Use your body as a demonstration of a working centrifuge.
Special advocates would be used to represent claimants who would never be allowed to know why their cases failed or succeeded.
"She recognized that there were many cultural elements, besides statuary and fountains, that could be used to represent our contemporary society," he said.
For other models, the same parameter values could be used to represent different operational conditions.
Fuzzy description logics (DLs) can be used to represent and reason with vague knowledge.
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