The phrase "a program of reflections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a structured series of thoughts, ideas, or contemplations, often in an educational or therapeutic setting.
Example: "The workshop will consist of a program of reflections designed to help participants explore their personal growth."
Alternatives: "a series of contemplations" or "a schedule of insights".
This paper draws upon a program of research and reflection on the dynamics of HRCS which engaged with initiatives across Southern, Eastern, and West Africa.
Happify, which launched last fall, serves about two hundred and twenty-five trainees "trainees" — people who sign up for a program of games and guided reflection that promises, on its Web site, "significant improvement in your level of happiness, with increases in positive emotions and life satisfaction".
One of the free evenings coming - "Reflections," a program of dance, storytelling and mime - is designed especially for the hearing-impaired.
Some 150 people gathered in Lobby 10 for a program of music from many traditions, interwoven with reflections from faculty and students.
His father, Sangho Yun, spoke on the importance of a program like Reflections.
Resident Fellows are free to pursue their own programs of reflection and study in whatever way they desire; there are courses available at the Divinity School, in the wider University with its professional Schools, and from the many schools in the Boston Theological Interreligious Consortium.
He decided to become a "Scholar and Philosopher", and followed a rigorous program of reading and reflection for three years until "there seem'd to be open'd up to me a new Scene of Thought" (HL 3.2).
While some colleges were formally combining the King Birthday observance with discussions of Mr. Obama's ascent to office, the University of Hartford was hosting a traditional program of music and reflection about Dr. King.
There was one key point that, for me, really made it clear that I wanted to be part of a program, which was the role of reflection throughout the program.
Such a recovery program is a reflection of how rapidly knowledge of brain injuries is increasing and how treatments for athletes are evolving.
