"representative evidence" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a collection of data or information that supports a proposition or argument. For example, "The researcher gathered representative evidence from a variety of sources to demonstrate her conclusion."
Only elections provided representative evidence of partisan moods in the electorate.
This study does not provide representative evidence for a common phenomenon, but it does indicate some reasonable interrelations that would be worth further research.
Because the eye region area is the most representative evidence of a human face, the initial weight W x, y) of the eye region area is emphasized before PFMPF is executed.
Most recent and large-scale surveys were conducted in Germany and Switzerland, the two countries in Europe where firms are most involved in apprenticeship training (Figure 1), but there is also, albeit either older or not representative, evidence for Austria and the United Kingdom.
In a 6-2 ruling, the Supreme Court rejected Tyson's arguments and said that workers who sue as a class may rely on this kind of "statistical" or "representative evidence" on a case-by-case basis, especially if an individual worker suing alone lacks the means to prove how he or she was shorted on pay.
Representative evidence against SAC function comes from studies using XO female mice, which harbor one univalent X chromosome that can not be properly attached but can be segregated at random in meiosis I without causing MI arrest [22], [42].
Despite these limitations, this study is a rare opportunity to consider how children in origin countries experience transnational migration with population-representative evidence.
In July 2005 the museum's director, Glenn D. Lowry, wrote to the Groszes' representative that evidence challenging the museum's ownership was unpersuasive and that the transfers were not forced.
"Intangible property" is generally defined as "claims, interest and rights," Black's Law Dictionary 1217 (6th ed. 1990), and "property [that] has no intrinsic and marketable value, but is merely the representative or evidence of value, such as certificates of stock, bonds, promissory notes.... .. Id. at 809.
Figure 1 shows representative anatomical evidence for eNpHR3.0 expression in the PL (panel A'), eNpHR3.0 expression in NAcore neurons (panel B') and ArchT expression in PL fibers terminating in the NAcore (panel C').
The phone and internet companies' representatives gave evidence on the issues to two parliamentary committees.
