The sentence structure "might be represented" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something could be represented in a certain way. For example, "The complexity of the problem might be represented by the size of the equation."
We demonstrated that xylan might be represented by long chains covering the surface of cellulose fibrils.
For example, structures in computing might be represented using the style of Gaudi or the Bauhaus school.
Ronald Reagan, who suffers from Alzheimer's disease, might be represented by video footage or by his wife, Nancy.
"A flag should carry sufficient dignity to be appropriate for all situations in which New Zealanders might be represented.
A simple mental model for assessing trade-offs between risk and performance, therefore, might be represented by a graph that plots safety against type of car and speed.
Models of this sort reproduce the internal atomic arrangement on an enormously enlarged scale (e.g., one angstrom might be represented by one centimetre).
On the basis of in situ FTIR data, EHB reaction of 2,5-DBBA on Ag cathode might be represented as a sequence of electron additions and bromine expulsions.
However, an unresolved issue is how the contextually-embedded qualities of landscape might be represented at the national level, alongside other energy policy considerations like resource availability, economic efficiency and technical feasibility.
The efficient circulation associated with fetal growth might be represented by an increase in the ratio of the TVI to the TDI (an index of efficient circulation) when these waveform shapes resemble each other.
Even though the crude oils studied were rather different and had very different viscosities, the relative viscosities as a function of water cut up to at least 60% showed small variation and might be represented by a general 'master curve'.
At the interface between theory and experiment, we are interested in using the representation theory of Lie groups, a powerful branch of mathematics, to study how transformations of the external world might be represented in the brain.
