The phrase "a manner to reflect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ways or methods to contemplate or think about something.
Example: "The workshop provided a manner to reflect on our personal growth and development."
Alternatives: "a way to reflect" or "a method to reflect".
The work being undertaken in Codex can be taken up by countries "in a stepwise manner to reflect their capabilities.
Tumor cell immunostaining was assessed semiquantitatively in three randomly selected × 20 fields in a semiquantitative manner to reflect both the intensity of staining and percentage of cells stained.
The Codex Alimentarius Commission agreed in July 2016 to re-establish the Intergovernmental Task Force on Antimicrobial Resistance in order to revise and update the Codex code of practice on AMR and, for the first time, to set guidelines for integrated AMR surveillance that can be adopted by Codex member countries in a stepwise manner to reflect their capabilities.
The training sets for the cooperative and uncooperative settings were prepared in the same manner to reflect the corresponding test sets.
Thereafter, new State curriculum resources and tests must be developed in a manner to better reflect the revised standards.
As developed by Lockheed's Advanced Development Projects division (known as the "Skunk Works" for its top-secret work on such aircraft as the U-2 and SR-71 spy planes), the F-117 had a triangular outline, wings swept sharply back from the nose at a 67° angle, and a surface composed of many flat planes oriented in such a manner as to reflect radar waves away from their transmitter.
Virtue is viewed as the habitual capacity of a person to respond freely and consciously to situations in a manner that reflects and intensifies his conformity to Jesus Christ.
Changes to phospholipid composition(s) of the liposome membrane altered the activity of connexin channels in a manner reflecting changes to the surface charge/potential of the membrane and, secondarily, to cholesterol content.
Devolution has delivered real benefits to the people of Scotland, allowing them to vary their services and taxes in a manner that reflects a different polity to that emanating from Westminster.
