"well representative of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe something or someone that accurately reflects or represents a larger group or concept. This phrase is often used in academic or analytical writing. Example: The survey results were well representative of the population's opinions on the new policy. In this sentence, "well representative of" is used to show that the survey accurately reflects the opinions of a larger group of people (the population) on a specific topic (the new policy).
A synthetic copy of a representative song of the white-browed warbler was broadcast and re-recorded at 6 m high (typical song post height) over four distances (control signal: 1.5 m; propagated signals: 25, 50, and 100 m which represents the extreme diameter of a territory; propagation transect chosen to be well representative of the forest environment).
Indeed, the Eighth District is fairly well representative of the state as a whole.
The samples studied are well representative of the coal resource in China.
However, the sample size is well representative of a few countries and at the panel level.
The corroded samples artificially aged are well representative of natural corrosion structures observed on outdoor bronzes.
Thus, the five selected genomes of B. subtilis were well representative of the two subspecies.
In the letter, signed by 21 City Council members as well representatives of religious groups and public-housing tenant organizations, the group asked to meet with Mr. Hernandez to discuss everything from vacancy rates to what the group said are $74 million in annual payments to the city for police and sanitation services.
As well, representatives of the Ritz-Carlton Central Park South provided Forbes.com with inaccurate information regarding their discounting policy.
Clearly, two different trends, well representative for most of the current research activities, can be identified.
This strategy has the advantage to create a very reliable and well representative TIN of the built-up area (Figure 8).
Our findings are globally consistent with the available literature, suggesting that our population is well-representative of severe sepsis and septic shock patients.
