The phrase "a reflection of less" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing a situation or outcome that indicates a decrease or reduction in something.
Example: "The recent survey results are a reflection of less engagement from the community compared to previous years."
Alternatives: "an indication of reduction" or "a sign of decrease."
What is odd is that private market values have historically come at discounts to public prices, generally a reflection of less liquidity and disclosure.
What now? CO2 levels have been falling in the European Union, largely a reflection of less coal generation and more renewable energy use.
Some believe that the increasing costs at the festival is a reflection of less supply for restaurants, indicating that fewer meat vendors and slaughterhouses are willing to sell the controversial commodity.
Preservation of ATP levels was indirect, since Ndi1 does not pump protons and is likely a reflection of less cell death.
The high degree of similarity in PFGE subtypes of super- and low-shedder E. coli O157 H7 isolates reported by Cobbold et al. [ 8] is likely a reflection of less diversity of E. coli O157 H7 in pens of 8 animals compared to that noted in the commercial feedlot pens of the present study.
It did not seem to have prompted any Wilkinson-like existential angst, though, a reflection of a less complex sport, or maybe just a smaller goldfish bowl.
The race will also determine if Tennessee's tradition of electing political moderates, whether they be Democrats or Republicans, was a reflection of a less polarized time or still holds as a lasting feature of a varied state that spans two time zones and absorbs Appalachia, the transient-rich New South and more agrarian Old South.
The higher percentage of CD8SP T cells is a reflection of the less efficient CD4SP selection.
However, the patients with the lowest level of total physical activity consumed significantly more SFAs, which could be a reflection of a less healthy lifestyle.
The superior anti-reflection characteristics with an average reflection of less than 10% are observed for ZnO/Si in wavelengths shorter than 400 nm which is the optical bandgap of ZnO materials [20].
Perhaps it's a reflection of family becoming less to do with blood connections and more to do with casting or less optimistically a lack of faith in the staying power of the assembled congregation.
