'high representativeness' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to something that accurately and effectively symbolizes or stands in for a concept, group, or movement. For example, "The sample was chosen for its high representativeness of the target population."
2 These include high representativeness of the patients involved and comparability against other nationwide studies.
High representativeness has been achieved by means of the sampling method and participation rate.
Strengths of the EPI-3 study include high representativeness of the patients involved and comparability against other nationwide studies.
Almost identical clusters are obtained when clustering the tissue meta-profiles of human or rat data, revealing a high representativeness of the data [ 15].
We aimed to reach as high representativeness as possible regarding the recruitment of a sample of chronically ill and mobility-limited older adults with low physical activity levels.
Second, the use of national registers and databases to identify the study population ensures high representativeness and minimal risk for selection bias.
And it is also demonstrated that the application of strength standard deviation has higher representativeness than the use of diameter and force standard deviations separately.
These costs can be mitigated by (higher) representativeness thresholds, which can in principle preserve the usefulness of extension agreements such as preventing the undercutting of reasonable employment standards and sustaining collective bargaining.
In this line, recent works have proposed indicators to describe community changes associated with climate warming, reflecting a generalized trend towards a higher representativeness of high-temperature dwelling species [9].
The response rate was 48.4%; analysis of nonresponder questionnaires revealed high population representativeness.
This study had several strengths: a randomized comparative design; a validated, pragmatic, and low-cost Web-based intervention; delivery by nonprofessional staff; high program representativeness and reach (40); and use of a large community sample.
