The phrase "suitably representative" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that accurately and appropriately represents a larger group or concept. Example: The survey was conducted on a suitably representative sample of the population to ensure accurate results.
Sections were scanned initially under the low power objective (×10) in order to select a suitably representative path that accurately represents both the staining distribution and cellular density of immunostained cells in the section.
Therefore we consider that epoch one data representing England, Wales, and Northern Ireland is nonetheless suitably representative of practice in England before reorganisation to allow valid comparison with England only data in epoch two.
Cool as you like, Sharapova then served out the match, Williams's last, lame return suitably representative of what had preceded it.
Indulgent, irresponsible, and wickedly immediate, the painting - suitably representative of the majority of works on view - largely ignores the continuing crisis of representation.
Acquisition of suitably representative samples is fundamental to any environmental measurement program and should not be overlooked.
Given these facts, we were sceptical about the ability to recruit a suitably representative sample, which led us to question the study's potential value.
The result, which he calls well-ordered science, is a system in which the decisions actually made track the decisions that would be a made by a suitably constituted representative body collectively deliberating with the assistance of relevant information (concerning, e.g., cost and feasibility) supplied by experts.
The choice of a suitably sized, representative gold standard set is crucial to filter development.
Ideally, internal standards should have the same structure as the analyte and vary only in m/ z usually as a stable isotopically labeled version; however, this is not practical for lipidomic analysis and suitably selected representatives of subcategories of compounds are used.
An alternative and statistically preferable way of relating a module to ALS disease status is to correlate disease status with a suitably defined module representative.
To make better use of the potential of these methods, it is necessary to have reliable anthropometric data of reference populations, which is made possible through the analysis of a suitably large number of representative samples.
