The phrase 'faithfully presented' is correct in written English.
It is a phrase commonly used to describe something that has been accurately and honestly presented or communicated. For example, "We have faithfully presented the instructions and guidelines to ensure safety in the workplace."
Hardy's own subtitle best sums up the drama of justice and redemption offered by this book: A Pure Woman Faithfully Presented.
It was subtitled A Pure Woman Faithfully Presented because Hardy felt that its heroine was a virtuous victim of a rigid Victorian moral code.
A spokeswoman for Amazon said that in book and electronic form, sales of Tess, which is subtitled A Pure Woman Faithfully Presented, had risen threefold since May, when Fifty Shades of Grey was published.
JS Buy this book at the Guardian bookshop The story, subtitled "A Pure Woman Faithfully Presented", is Hardy's most poignant chronicle of life's ironies and the pain of the human condition.
Naturally, he said his library should also "faithfully present the history of this time".
If you talk, he will faithfully present your side of the story.
Those cells failed to faithfully follow syllables presented at an accelerated rate, however, and their failure to respond to consecutive syllables increased as a function of trill rate.
What if these truths were presented faithfully?" The photographs are eerie and erotic, feminine and powerful, natural and fantastical.
We attempted to represent faithfully the ideas presented by the interviewees.
In this study, an enhanced averaging method using Jacobian elliptic functions is presented to faithfully predict the transient, dissipative dynamics of a bistable Duffing oscillator.
Next, a summary of how to "faithfully" migrate instruments is presented followed by a section on qualitative and quantitative study designs used to evaluate measurement equivalence of the new and original modes of data collection.
