The phrase "a limited reflection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a viewpoint or perspective that is not comprehensive or fully developed.
Example: "The report provides a limited reflection of the overall situation, failing to capture the complexities involved."
Alternatives: "a narrow perspective" or "a partial view".
The limited implementation of case management reflected: a lack of clarity over the scope and boundaries of the intervention; variable investment in the intervention; a lack of resources, skills and training to deliver case management; and limited reflection and feedback on the case manager role.
In some situations (e.g. in the European Union) a positive answer has been given, although the characteristics and the objectives may be periodically revised, but in others there has been limited reflection on this topic.
Even more limited reflections of the Earth Mother occur in those agricultural traditions in which she is simply the Earth and its fertility.
In this respect, Maimon argues that our minds are limited reflections of the divine or infinite mind; our active powers are conscious, he claims, in mathematics, where we display a 'god-like' ability to create content according to rules of thought.
While such discrete reflections do occur and may have substantial magnitude locally, the arrangement of the arterial tree markedly attenuates the backward travel of waves such that a limited amount of reflection is evident in the proximal aorta once the arterial reservoir is accounted for (30, 33, 35).
Therefore, only a limited number of reflections are clear and thus the XRD results only allow a limited characterization of the carbon nanostructures.
The relatively lower proportion of those who could use the computer in this study may be a reflection of a limited access to computers among first year health sciences students in Nigeria.
However, such coatings worked only in a limited spectral range, and more efficient reflection reduction in a broad spectral range has been achieved by surface texturing, which can normally be accomplished by wet or dry etching.
In addition, most of the present studies in the literature involved only a limited number of participants where students' reflection journals were usually rated by teachers and hence any conclusions derived may be overly subjective.
A number of pericardial sinuses and recesses between the pericardial reflections serve as a potential space to accommodate a limited amount of fluid.
