The phrase "a means of reflection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing methods or tools that facilitate introspection or contemplation.
Example: "Journaling can serve as a means of reflection, helping individuals process their thoughts and emotions."
Alternatives: "a method of contemplation" or "a tool for introspection."
Now, having spent a few months taking language classes, getting to know our host families, and working at our NGOs in Kunming, we have chosen to revisit this question as a means of reflection: what person, place, or thing has been especially meaningful to each of us in the time we have spent in China so far?
During the entire coding process, memo writing was used both as an analytical tool to record concepts, themes and more abstract thinking about the data, but was also used as a means of reflection, to record the researcher's own beliefs and experiences.
Using this relationship, collecting a series of TIRF microscopy images at increasing angles of total internal reflection produces a means of profiling cell/substrate contact regions to a depth of a few tenths of a micron.
The group began 25 years ago when Dr. George Lyrene and Rob Werner, the owner of Werner's Trading Company, wanted a means of regular reflection and solace.
I know that I've used anger as a means of personal reflection to shine a light on my imperfections, and it's helped me grow and progress as a result.
In early 2014, they decided to chart their career trajectories as a means of professional reflection and development, and more importantly, through cross-cultural academic activity, to contribute to East-west discourse development.
The video elegantly shows the power of an artist's will to create work as a means of self-reflection, meditation, and self-preservation. .
Mind you, that could just be us; Gordon titled the set CAREFREE, and described the process of looking at them as a "means of discovery through reflection".
Mind you, that could just be me; Gordon titled the set "CAREFREE", described the process of looking at them as a "means of discovery through reflection" and included a link to the Rod Stewart song "Every Picture Tells a Story".
The women who prefer technology and who rely on medicine and obstetrics, are more likely to consider the medicalization of birth as a means of reassurance, a reflection of the technological society, or finally as a result of fear as to the outcome of their birth [ 31].
What does it mean for poetry and music to turn to each other, in the shadow of the Holocaust, as a means of aesthetic self-reflection?
