The phrase "a reflection of older" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing how something represents or mirrors older ideas, styles, or generations, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The painting serves as a reflection of older artistic movements that influenced modern art."
Alternatives: "a mirror of past" or "an echo of earlier".
In the story of Adam's sons, and, people have already become herdsmen and farmers and also murderers again, probably a reflection of older mythical material and, again, one that puts an emphasis on human sin and estrangement from God.
We could not retrieve prediagnostic mammograms for all cases and controls, and women with retrieved mammograms were older and therefore more often postmenopausal than those for whom we were unsuccessful, likely to be a reflection of older women having longer asymptomatic screening histories and therefore a higher probability that a set of mammograms can be retrieved from a screening centre.
They believed this to be a reflection of the older person's desire to remain independent of their family members.
This is likely a reflection of the older age distribution of cohort participants at baseline relative to the general population.
This is significantly higher than the 21.4% prevalence reported in our population-based study, CUPS (42), which is, again, likely a reflection of the older age of our present cohort.
This difference in the pattern of the age distribution may be a reflection of the older general populations in developed countries [ 11, 14] and low life expectancy in developing countries [ 16].
The thing is, the over-embellished fashion on the runway for fall 2008 is a reflection of the old mentality.
Over the same period, depreciation expenses — a reflection of the old capital spending that Mr. Lampert deemed excessive — came to $6.6 billion.
This is no doubt partly a reflection of the old adage that "the best camera is the one you happen to have with you".
Since 2001 Germany's unit labour costs have fallen by around 20% relative to Italy's and Spain's.Viewed another way, however, this is as much a reflection of an old German virtue as of a new one.
"Some developed countries still think of reporting as a way of checking up because you don't want people getting away with anything, but that is really a reflection of the old thinking of climate change as a burden.
