The phrase "traditionally underrepresented" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a group or demographic that has historically not been well-represented or given a voice in society or a particular context. Here is an example sentence: "Women and people of color have been traditionally underrepresented in leadership roles in the tech industry."
He has also entered a world that has traditionally underrepresented -- or even misrepresented blacks.
About 20percentt of new prosecutors during that period came from groups traditionally underrepresented in the law.
At the same time we will also likely see growth in high-paid roles in engineering, science and technology – areas where women are traditionally underrepresented.
The French government is hoping to change that, by providing "students traditionally underrepresented in study-abroad programs with an affordable opportunity to attend an educative program in France".
The two galleries, separated by about 150 yards, are co-hosts of the seventh Asia Pacific Triennial of Contemporary Art, an event that highlights works by artists from across India, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea and other traditionally underrepresented nations.
And while women's colleges are small in number, they're doing some extraordinary and in some cases revolutionary work that I think is a great model, not just for educating women, but for educating women who have been traditionally underrepresented".
And, as Reign tweeted after the nominations were announced: Until we are no longer lauding "firsts" after a 90 year history, until we can no longer count a traditionally underrepresented community's number of nominations in a particular category on our fingers, #OscarsSoWhite remains relevant.
For the first parliamentary elections that followed, two-thirds of the seats were reserved for members of lists: candidates who shared party affiliations or other alliances, and whose ranks had to include people under the age of thirty-five, women, Christians, and other traditionally underrepresented groups.
Of the 42,161 applicants who took the firefighter exam this spring, 19,260 were nonwhite and 1,952 were women — both all-time highs for groups traditionally underrepresented in the department, the fire commissioner, Salvatore J. Cassano, said on Tuesday.
This development includes promoting access and inclusion of students from traditionally underrepresented groups in higher education.
The course consists mainly of suburban and rural Michigan students, with approximately 10%% of the students coming from traditionally underrepresented groups in the sciences.
