The phrase "a mode that reflected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a method or manner that demonstrates or shows something, often in a context of analysis or interpretation.
Example: "The artist chose a mode that reflected the tumultuous emotions of the era."
Alternatives: "a method that demonstrated" or "a style that showcased".
The pervasiveness of tango blurs the notion of ownership in a way that reflects cosmopolitanism and the ambivalent mode of belonging that prevails in a globalized world.
Our method began by removing systematic noise using PCA, thereby implicitly reconstructing the underlying biological processes (expression modes) that reflect protein activity more distinctly than the original expression data.
And we can have, in other cases, a mode that exists in few points but with high gradient magnitudes reflecting a limited but high variation of pixel intensity.
They share a common architecture that reflect their biosynthetic and secretory pathways and mode of action.
In other words, we may expect the population structure in the invasion area to conform better to a discrete population model that mirrors the vagaries of the passive transportation mode than to a continuous population model that reflects the continuous active dispersal of a dispersal limited species in its natural range.
A collection of novellas that reflects the panoply of subjects, styles and literary modes that Lessing has commanded for more than 50 years, including a political allegory and a London social drama of class and race.
Syllabus varies each year, and may be organized around works that have launched new modes and genres, works that reflect upon their own media practices, or on stories that migrate from one medium to another.
Upon ligand binding, the D1-receptor stimulates adenylate cyclase (AC) activity whereas the D2-receptor inhibits AC activity [4], leading us to hypothesize that the specific receptor agonists would lead to distinct transcriptomic and proteomic profiles in the hypothalamus that reflect the mode of action of the distinct receptors.
The European Centre for Ecotoxicology & Toxicology of Chemicals (ECETOC 2007) argues for intelligent strategies for chronic ecotoxicity testing that reflects the mode-of-action protein target(s) of a given chemical (e.g., agrochemical, biocide, pharmaceutical).
