The phrase "a clearer reflection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing something that provides a more understandable or accurate representation of a situation, idea, or concept.
Example: "The new data analysis offers a clearer reflection of the market trends compared to the previous reports."
Alternatives: "a more accurate depiction" or "a better representation".
It is worth comparing our prices with those charged by the private provider, where rents are invariably higher and give a clearer reflection of market value.
Mr. Werde acknowledged that the new rules may make it harder for artists with little cross-genre appeal to get a No. 1 song, but the new rules also provide a "clearer reflection of what's actually being consumed in the music space".
To provide a clearer reflection of economic adversity, the employment status of both the mother and father (where present) were combined to reflect the level of full-time-equivalent employment within the family, ranging from both parents being employed full-time through to both parents being unemployed (or where a single parent-family, that parent was unemployed).
But it did provide a clear reflection of the Chinese military's growing confidence in its dealings with the United States.
Additionally, the School is committed to translational medicine, and our department is a clear reflection of this priority.
The senator's apology late today was a clear reflection of a campaign suddenly on the defensive after losing three contests the day before to Gov. George W. Bush.
A clear reflection of the strange and universal American ethnic practices concerning childbirth and early maternity, to which I was fully subjected as a three-time mother.
In the plate glass, Blake saw a clear reflection of himself and the crowds that were passing, like shadows, at his back.
It is a clear reflection of the mind and the thought of the occupation, thinking how to kill more and more Palestinians".
