'to clearly represent' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it to show that something is presented in a way that can be easily understood. For example, "The graph was designed to clearly represent the changing trends in population size."
This is analogous to the manner in which cash economies outperform primitive non-cash economies that fail to clearly represent exchange value.
The design, Rabbi Howard L. Jaffe said, is "sufficiently ambiguous as to evoke a variety of feelings and senses, yet sufficiently concrete to clearly represent several Jewish images at the same time".
This form of DMM is designated as 'couple-monomer methodology' (CMM) to clearly represent the method of polymerization.
The remainder of this paper is organized as follows: Section 2 presents a discussion on why statecharts lack completeness to clearly represent system interactions.
The umbrella messaging about social loyalty, which is the heart of our company, is much larger than that, and our messaging needed to clearly represent the bigger picture of engagement.
In addition, a graphical user interface (GUI) design and the corresponding port design were implemented for each unit module to clearly represent the flow-sheet of the catalytic distillation process.
The ratio of the distribution breadth at half-height to the molecular weight of the monomer unit, polymer spread, is shown to more clearly represent the molecular weight distribution than the customary ratio, Mw/Mn.
Note: the article was changed to more clearly represent the distinction between the EU's announcement of four points and the eight agreed on by the coalition.
An important advance would be models and languages designed to more clearly represent application Intent (as formalized herein), without the usual implementation obscurity.
They seem to very clearly represent something distinct and real about the world – a face, or a certain gesture.
Our motivation for applying the diffusion kernel stemmed from the assumption that a non-Euclidean distance may be able to more clearly represent genomic similarities.
