The phrase "the above represents" is correct and usable in written English.
You usually use this phrase after you have presented a list of items or concepts, in order to summarize what has been mentioned. For example: The above represents the main pieces of evidence in support of my argument.
The above represents a complex condition for modelling.
The above represents just five of the 100 strategies that we teach in our New SAT courses at Prep Expert (formerly 2400 Expert).
Remember, the above represents only one poll, and the polling averages have the race closer, with Northam leading by around 4 points.
However, the above represents an important limitation because all decisions made by these proposals must be defined and constantly monitored by human investors.
Let's see how economists view these three themes: Number of economists who agree: zero Number of economists who agree: zero Number of economists who agree: zero The above represents a very slight exaggeration.
At α = 1, the above represents the two-dimensional Poisson's equation in cylindrical polar coordinates in r-z plane.
A serious difficulty is encountered in the above represented interpretation of geometry in that the rigid body of experience does not correspond exactly with the geometrical body.
The above represented a statistician's perspective on infectious disease epidemiology in a digital age.
All told, the above represent continued growing pains of Bitcoin — each government will have to decide for itself how it will deal with the stuff.
The above represent the NEXUS low risk criteria, which state that if a patent has all of the above, then they do not require cervical spine radiography [2].
You are killing them, you know". Sorry, but the above represent the dumbest set of excuses I've ever heard as to why some people claim eating animals is morally equivalent to eating plants.
