The phrase "a fascinating reflection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that provides an interesting or insightful representation of a particular subject or idea.
Example: "The documentary serves as a fascinating reflection of the cultural changes in society over the past century."
Alternatives: "an intriguing portrayal of" or "a captivating representation of".
But as dated as much of this early work may be, it still stands as a fascinating reflection of the show-business climate of its day.
I said to my husband, "Did you know that people gave their pets to the Army?" I knew that dogs were used in the military, but this drive was a fascinating reflection of what the war effort was like in World War II.
The Guardian's top 100 footballer's in the world 2014 is now published in its entirety, the final step the unmasking of a top ten that contains few surprises, but which provides all the same a fascinating reflection of the footballing year.
It is at one and the same time the gripping story of a Cape Breton clan that left Scotland in the 18th century, and a fascinating reflection on the hold of the past—here Calvinist values and Celtic myth on the present.
Last year our reviewer, Daphne Merkin, found the book overstuffed at times, but said "there is a good deal of fascinating reflection" and "memorable images... by the dozen".
A fascinating set of reflections on the legacy of Johann Sebastian Bach.
The two memoirs form a fascinating diptych of mirrors, one the reflection of a child's mind, the other of an adult's.
Yes, there are some extended and fascinating reflections here on the difficulties of translating poetry -- and few poems are as difficult to comprehend, let alone translate, as the "Duino Elegies," Rilke's great masterwork and the focus of Gass's energies here -- but that's just one part of a complex whole.
I longed for more of these perceptive asides, a sensitivity to language that is particularly striking if you read Nović's fascinating reflections on what it's like to be a deaf author.
Witty and chatty, they are also fascinating reflections on the Europeans she met and the threat of war.
It's a fascinating one, of a fascinating man.
