"read as representing" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when discussing the interpretation or meaning of a particular phrase or sentence. Example: The statement can be read as representing a call for change within the company's leadership.
Possibility functions (Zadeh, 1965, 1978), (Dubois and Prade, 1980, 1990) are generally read as representing the degree of uncertainty in a claim, where such uncertainty is often attributed to vagueness or fuzziness.
Progressionist interpretations of evolution are hard to eradicate, and even the diagram of a tree is normally read as representing a main story (normally the one of human being or primates) with all other lineages branching off from this line sometime in the past.
The brutality can be read as representing a number of different destructive behaviors or as a statement on America as a violent culture.
Dezeen founder and editor-in-chief Markus Sairs, who chaired the jury, says, "It can be read as representing a smooth transition, a nostalgic return or an ominous darkening.
They cannot be read as representing experience in the way ethnography does.
Thus, our findings should be read as representing a "lower bound estimate" of what the socio-cultural, geographical, and health system factors that shape women's health care seeking in the oPt.
Read as much as possible.
Or, indeed, vulgar Freudianism: a Robert Frost allusion to a "notch" in some mountains sends Paulin spinning off into psychobabble: "the effect is vaginal, though dry and negative (the word contains 'not', which we can also read as 'knot', representing marriage...)" Paulin is a hedgehog not a fox.
I also read it as representing the mental state necessary for surviving in the Soviet Union: you can have some kind of inner peace in your internal life but you're never quite off the hook.
Therefore, informative reads consisted of reads representing the transgene as well as reads representing the endogenous mouse Prnp locus (Additional file 3).
"The Creation of the Media" can be read as an argument that this represents an alarming departure from a great American tradition.
