The phrase "represent an opinion" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the act of expressing or conveying a particular viewpoint or belief. Example: "In her speech, the politician clearly stated that her policies represent the opinions of the majority of her constituents."
It does, however, represent an "opinion".
Of course, it was more complicated than that: to represent the waistcoat, and the wig, and the breeches, was to represent an opinion — indeed, a whole corpus of them.
Linguistic variables represent an opinion independent of measuring system.
"Energy Flow does not represent an opinion or a truth," says Glahn. "One singular perspective is not enough to reflect the complexity of how things are connected in our lives today the fragile equilibrium, the dependencies between economic, political, geographical and cultural factors".
Turley's words represent an opinion shared by many legal practitioners which is an underpinning principle of democratic criminal justice: the notion that requiring a strict burden of proof beyond a reasonable doubt is just, even when the outcome may not seem fair.
Five items were written in a negative direction; higher-numbered responses to these items - agreeing or strongly agreeing - represent an opinion that IPC was qualitatively worse.
Explain to the students that each tally, and the reasons with it, represents an "opinion".
It should be stressed that her remark quoted -- "I knew it was out of the question to have children and do this job, and probably out of the question to marry and do this job" -- represents an opinion that is by no means shared by most, or perhaps even many, women faculty members, a huge percentage of whom have successfully combined marriage and/or motherhood with successful scientific careers.
Platforms represent a consolidated opinion about financing, about value chains' (a representative of the development institute of the Russian Federation, coordinating the platform's activity; TP in radiation technologies, September 14 , 2012.
But now Collins has done just that, although he maintained it did not represent a changed opinion about Davis's prospects for eventually breaking out of his season-long funk.
Additionally a concern that has been raised previously, is that he result of the CHNRI process could represent a biased opinion of a very limited group of involved experts [ 33].
