The phrase "a group reflects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a group expresses or demonstrates certain characteristics, opinions, or feelings.
Example: "In our discussion, a group reflects on the importance of teamwork and collaboration in achieving our goals."
Alternatives: "a group embodies" or "a group represents".
Should unacceptable actions by anyone within a group reflect the group as a whole?
The details of these proposals differ but as a group reflect the recognition by select policymakers of the promise of this intervention.
Other feminists turned to Marxist models of social relations and developed versions of standpoint theory, which holds that the beliefs held by a group reflect the social interests of that group.
The initially low concentrations in plasma, however, should be of the same magnitude among burn patients as a group, reflecting a physiological response to the burn and the fluid resuscitation.
WASHINGTON -- House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif). said the fact that House Majority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La). once gave a speech to a white supremacist group reflects a "bothersome" attitude by GOP lawmakers toward minorities.
For example, a sector that becomes dominated by an ethnic group reflects the fact that the particular group may have a comparative advantage in being in that sector.
In addition, the embrace of the focus group reflects a desire by the networks to turn the camera for a few minutes from the legions of talking heads that dominate political discourse on television.
The higher baseline risk in the parity = 1 group reflects a higher risk of dystocia in 1st parity cows and supports the validity of our model.
The mean PC20-FEV1 of 1.96 ± 1.83 mg/ml found in our group reflects a mild degree of BHR, as we recruited children with mild asthmatic symptoms.
The group reflects an unmistakable ethnic diversity, and one woman has unaccountably messy hair.
