The phrase 'represents a sign' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a physical representation of a concept, idea, or emotion when talking about a symbol or emblem. For example, "The dove represents a sign of peace."
It also represents a sign of normalization with the Zionist entity that is popularly rejected".
China experts have found the episode perplexing, not sure whether it represents a sign of liberalization, a public relations stunt or even whether it occurred at all.
Carson narrowly missed out on making the team out of spring training, and his return to the big leagues represents a sign of his progress.
Signing Kia also represents a sign of recovery for the tour, which has been plagued by turmoil the last two years.
The node shape denotes the variable class, node colour denotes network modules as determined using Infomap clustering and the edge colour represents a sign of association (red: positive, blue:negative).
Bubble-like lucencies or "pseudocavitation" represents a sign different from the air bronchogram sign, which is branch-like.
For Syria, they represented a sign of its commitment to the Palestinian cause in the Arab world and as a means of pressure on its foe, Israel.
It was hard for me to tell what represented a sign of resilience and what didn't, since I wasn't entirely sure what I was looking at.
Radebe said that 16 years after the fall of apartheid, this represented a sign of progress, a recognition of deep historical and cultural connections, and a confirmation of Nelson Mandela's belief in the healing power of sports.
There seem to be a number of stories, she says, "of these butterflies showing up in moments of tragedy and loss", and of them representing "a sign of beauty and hope for people who had just experienced something really sad".
In part of his speech, Woodcock said that the attendees must respect the view that the 40,000 new members that Labour has gained since Jeremy Corbyn became leader represent a "sign of hope" for the party.
