"public representation of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to an organization or individual that is considered to be speaking on behalf of the public. For example: "The public representation of the company was completely unbiased and fair."
Similar changes in the public representation of the diversity of the British population echo throughout society - including, crucially, in the police service.
Camels and camel husbandry are part of this dispute and are central to the public representation of Sahrawi political identity.
As part of the Futures special issue on the Emerge: Artists and Scientists Redesign the Future event, this article describes the documentation and public representation of the creative outcomes from nine Emerge design futures workshops.
You are a public representation of America.
She is currently revising a book manuscript, Her Neighbor's Wife: A History of Lesbian Desire within Marriage, which examines the personal experiences and public representation of wives who desired women in the United States since 1945.
This hypocrisy is just a microcosm of a greater phenomenon in which the public representation of male and female bodies follows different rules: male breasts are healthy and normal and women's breasts are offensive and dangerously seductive.
Fraternity culture and a beloved TV dad are not dissimilar, both public representations of a form of benevolent, yet powerful, male-dominated system.
Indeed, the slap-in-the-face principle could apply to any public representations of religious beliefs or nonbeliefs other than one's own, whether by government or not.
Contemporary art may serve as a Trojan shark, so to speak, provoking debate about public representations of the body and freedom of expression.
And according to public hearing transcripts and unpublished administration records, officials also on some occasions gave flawed public representations of the nature of the health threat, even as they privately worried about exposure to lawsuits by sickened workers.
The public representations of work on the walls showed the current state in design of different components of the system and facilitated collaborative activities.
