The part of a sentence 'represent tension' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a feeling of strain between two people, a situation, or even a larger concept. For example, "The sound of silence in the room represented tension, as each person was anxious about what the other was thinking."
Therefore, we focused our main analyses on these 4 distinct classes: A+V+ representing Wonder, Joy, and Power; A−V+ representing Nostalgia, Peacefulness, Tenderness, and Transcendence; A+V− representing Tension, and A−V− Sadness.
The motion and interactions of three equal-interval parallel bubbles in non-Newtonian fluids were numerically simulated by volume of fluid method (VOF), in which the continuous surface tension model and the power-law model were adopted to represent surface tension and rheological properties of non-Newtonian fluids, respectively.
As a couple, they represent the tension and the familiarity between the black and white Southern women who lived together, sometimes despising their co-dependence, in the pre-civil-rights era.
If Clinton is reelected he will be the first Democrat to win a second term since FDR... "Ickes and Morris very faithfully represent the tension within Clinton, and that which is built into the Administration," the Presidential historian Michael Beschloss says.
T-stubs are generally used to represent the tension zone of bolted moment resisting connections.
According to Schwab, the album's title was chosen to represent "the tension that exists in everybody the flesh and the spirit".
The couples in the group wear complementary colors, and Rhonda Wilcox interprets the color-coding and choreography to represent the "tension between the individual and the group".
Taken together, the Niebuhrs represent a tension at the heart of American liberal democracy: the desire to stand against evil decisively versus the need for self-reflection central to a moral community.
Both of these examples represent a tension between an individual patient and a geographical population perspective.
