The part of a sentence "it often represents" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to explain the function or symbolism of something in a sentence or statement. Example: "The color red is commonly associated with love and passion; it often represents strong emotions and intensity."
Although in theory returned merchandise can be resold, it often represents a loss for stores.
Hamilton's art – so suave, elegant, precise and streamlined as the consumer design it often represents – is generally domestic in scale.
Diagnosis is an art as well as a science, and it often represents an approximation of the true illness.
The work promises to precipitate the action it often represents, which is a life redrawn — a star, one way or another, being born.
"Indeed, the power of this image is such that it often represents not only Turkey, but the entire world of Islam".
Tinned and processed food is a recurring image in his fiction, and it often represents a smoothing out of difference and individuality, a process which mirrors political attempts to make people conform to certain ideological visions of the world in the 1930s and 1940s," says Stock.
Beyond facilitating mortgage transactions, it often represented ultimate lenders (who alone can legally initiate foreclosures) whose exact identities were sometimes questionable.
At the discovery and development interface, the use of t90% values to establish binning classifications for stability screening is considered adequate, since it most often represents the outer limit of the stability.
I'm very much into the idea of making something that represents my city how I see it, not how it is often represented in other countries.
The difference between the price when the option is issued and when it is taken up often represents a luscious profit.Unlike their counterparts elsewhere, many American chief executives now receive at least as much compensation in options as in basic pay (see chart 7).
When I take a picture, it's often representing my sport and country.
