The phrase "a comprehensive reflection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that thoroughly represents or encapsulates a particular subject or idea.
Example: "The report serves as a comprehensive reflection of the current state of the economy, highlighting key trends and challenges."
Alternatives: "a thorough representation of" or "an in-depth portrayal of".
If you took this show as a comprehensive reflection of the last 500 years of European history, you would conclude that life was, on the whole, quite blissful.
Garrard (85.8) knows most of the components, but he said that they hardly present a comprehensive reflection of a quarterback's performance.
In theory, asset price is a comprehensive reflection of investors' behavior patterns and attitudes.
For incomplete wells, because steam breakthrough is a comprehensive reflection of various influencing factors, so the high value of certain factor may not definitely indicate a serious breakthrough.
This is a reflection of the mechanical properties of bone scaffolds being a comprehensive reflection of the basic materials and their bonding effect.
The list of targets present is, in many cases, a comprehensive reflection of the known targets within the particular group.
His methodological outlook can therefore be characterized as "metascientific" (rather than metaphysical), in the sense that "a comprehensive reflection on the results of science as well as on the logic and epistemology of scientific method" (ibid., p. 349) is aspired to.
The objective of this paper is to serve as reference for researchers cooperating with visually impaired pupils by providing (1) design implications for a game editor, and (2) a comprehensive reflection on approaches and issues of user-centred design methods with visually impaired pupils.
It's simply a more comprehensive reflection of the full costs individuals and society bear due to excess consumption.
In addition, this approach could provide a more comprehensive reflection of molecular networks and pathophysiological conditions of diseases.
In this paper, we aimed to stress that the specific set-up of empirical-ethical research necessitates a comprehensive reflection with regard to the selection of an ethical background theory.
