"representation statement" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It refers to a statement that represents or expresses something, such as an idea, opinion, or belief. It can also be used to describe a statement that serves as a representation or symbol of something else. Example: "The politician's representation statement on social justice resonated with the audience, earning her a standing ovation." In this sentence, the representation statement refers to the politician's speech or statement that represents her stance and beliefs on social justice.
24 32 In this study, the method described by Trochim was used, involving six steps: preparation, generation of statements, structuring of statements, representation of statements in the form of a concept map, interpretation and utilization.
Other clients faced deportation because of inadequate representation, the statement said.
Several conditional theories of default reasoning have recently been proposed for the representation of statements about normal states of affairs or prototypical properties.
The introduced corpus thus has a very high density of event annotations, which we attribute in part to the novel entity and event types allowing a more comprehensive representation of statements in text.
According to the court records unsealed Tuesday, Mr. Wissman "engaged in fraud, deception, concealment" and "made material false representations and statements with intent to deceive and defraud".
In view of the current refugee flows from Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria and a range of African countries, migration has once again become an intrinsic marker of crisis and instability in media representations, political statements, and in popular and social settings and contexts.
Huber's wife pleaded with Orff to make representation or a statement on Huber's behalf.
Toward accomplishing this critical safeguard, I would create a national clearinghouse that would be charged with ensuring the existence of (and confirming same) of any representation on any statement.
"We will carefully consider the parties' representations to the statement of objections before deciding whether competition law has in fact been infringed".
The formal representation of these statements provided insight into their underlying logical structures; at the same time, it helped to dispel certain philosophical puzzles that had been created, in the view of the formalists, through the tendency of earlier philosophers to mistake surface grammatical form for logical form.
