The phrase "objective representation" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a representation of facts, events, or objects that is free of any personal opinions, interpretations, or biases. For example, "The author provides an objective representation of the events leading up to the war."
But since when have maps been about objective representation of space?
In both cases the negative was more of a ground for improvisation than an objective representation of reality.
Valente's earliest work is characterized by simple verse devoid of artifice and by an objective representation of reality.
Direct observations enable obtaining a comprehensive and objective representation of such characteristics.
It is also important to realize that what is actually perceived is not a neutral, objective representation of what exists in the external world.
The analysis of the kinetics and kinematics characteristics of gait would provide objective representation of body movement.
The goal of this paper is to develop the foundation for a spatial navigation without objective representations.
Focusing on the problem of "objective" representations of reality, the course concentrates on leading representatives of "bourgeois realism": Gottfried Keller, Wilhelm Raabe, Theodor Storm, Theodor Fontane, and Conrad Ferdinand Meyer.
Accessibility measures are usually designed to be objective representations of the 'real' conditions to provide a baseline for planning decisions and to track change over time.
Spanning across various disciplines – including literature from human-computer interaction (HCI), accessibility, music and art – these papers demonstrated a great range of approaches, including expressive, subjective design proposals as well as more functional, objective representations, vetted by experimental procedures.
If we rigorously distinguish sensation from intuition à la Kant, then we open the possibility of objective representations that are akin to perceptions.
