The phrase "workforce represents" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing the role or significance of a workforce in a particular context, such as in a report or analysis.
Example: "The workforce represents a crucial element in the company's overall productivity and success."
Alternatives: "workforce signifies" or "workforce embodies"
Workers' claims to ownership should be rejected on grounds of social equity: the industrial workforce represents only 30% of the labour force and 15% of the population.
Intelligent management of your workforce represents the low-hanging fruit.
Encouraging and supporting older workers to stay in the workforce represents a win-win for organizations looking to stay ahead of the curve and remain competitive in the digital age.
We believe sharing best practices and working collaboratively across sectors to ensure that America's workforce represents the diversity of our nation is critical to create sustainable change for businesses, communities and individuals.
This "data" is as mythical as the notion that the figure of 93 million or more Americans "no longer in the workforce" represents the "true" unemployment rate--regardless of the fact that those 93 million include all individuals over 16 who are retired, disabled or in school full time, whose numbers have been growing steadily for three decades, with an average 10,000 boomers now retiring every day!
90 It has been said that this inequity in the global health workforce represents the greatest impediment to health in sub-Saharan Africa.
This 60,000 strong workforce represent the backbone of the delivery of NHS medical care.
Presenters at the recent Government-University-Industry Government-University-Industry Government-University-Industry Research Roundtable GUIRRng Workforce, representing many organizations, called for more.
And because, according to the ACS department of career services, almost 90% of chemistry doctorates are in full-time industry employment (only 2.0% of the chemistry "workforce" represent postdoctoral researchers), navigating the job market and staying competitive are imperative.
African-Americans, who comprise 12percentt of the total workforce, represent 15percentt of those making less than $15.
Pew Research announced in May of last year that millennials officially became the dominant group in the US workforce, representing 53.5 million workers.
