The phrase "a better reflection on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something represents or indicates a particular quality or characteristic of a person, situation, or concept.
Example: "Her recent achievements are a better reflection on her dedication and hard work."
Alternatives: "a more accurate representation of" or "a clearer indication of".
Desbarats is disappointed that The Autobiography does not provide a better reflection on the themes of Metamorphosis.
Nevertheless, the currently used samples are more appropriate to provide a better reflection on the rate of upper genital tract infection, which is aligned with our study objectives.
The findings of this study may provide a better reflection on the role of STIs in the pathogenesis of EP and may possibly support the development of appropriate policies regarding screening and treatment of STIs especially for the healthcare policy makers in the kingdom.
2) Since ChIP with Scc2 is unreliable, results should be backed up by live cell imaging, which is more reliable and a better reflection of what is going on in the cell.
Although there was a lack of an association between ferritin and CFUs in this study, we did not measure non-transferrin-bound iron that may be a better reflection of the free iron potentially acting on these cells.
Therefore, the YO-PRO-1 fluorescence intensity change should present a better reflection of the whole dsDNA degradation process than relying on terminal labeling or DOX intercalation.
A better reflection of quality is obtained when tested in more than one parameter.
Rock minstrel John Mellencamp riffed on it too, and he may be a better reflection of an area with an absolute lack of brio or pretense.
For Saudi Arabia, the A.S.C.I. was a better reflection of its heavy sour crude output than the W.T.I. index, based on a lighter, sweeter oil.
We used household rather than individual income, on the premise that household income is likely a better reflection of the resources available.
