The phrase "responsible to represent" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to describe someone having the duty or task of representing someone or something else. Example sentence: The student body president is responsible to represent the student population in meetings with the faculty.
We shouldn't have to spend decades in prison for crimes we never committed, while the people responsible continue to represent our criminal justice system.
Jules's candor is supposed to represent responsible parenting, but it's mainly a poster moment for moms who say too much.
If apposite language distorts human experience by pretending to represent it, responsible writing should subvert itself somehow.
This suggests that both posterior IPS (homologue to macaque CIP) and anterior IPS are both part of the dorsal stream of visual processing, which is responsible for integrating depth cues to represent the spatial organization of the local environment and for guiding actions within that environment.
Responsible officers were purposefully sampled to represent the broadest range of designated bodies.
I do what I do to represent the tap dancers responsible for my journey in this world as a contributor through dance.
Its derivation has not been clear and, in particular, was believed to represent a physical quantity responsible for pairing in the studied compound [12].
Thus, in primary prostate cancers, gain of Xq28 does not seem to represent a major factor responsible for DKC1 overexpression.
"There's nobody in the cabinet who is responsible for representing – to those members of the cabinet who may need advice on an issue – how a particular proposal may impact on the judiciary," the lord chief justice observed.
This is the proper way to make the politicians responsible to the people they represent.
According to this idea, raw salience drives neurons responsible for representing visual objects to inhibit one another, with the result that high-salience items are more likely to be represented in late processing than are low-salience items.
