The phrase "a reflection of the sensitivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something demonstrates or reveals a particular level of sensitivity, whether emotional, social, or contextual.
Example: "The artwork serves as a reflection of the sensitivity surrounding the issue of mental health."
Alternatives: "an indication of the sensitivity" or "a manifestation of the sensitivity."
But in a reflection of the sensitivity of the subject matter there are almost no objects Hitler might himself have touched.
Still, in a reflection of the sensitivity of the issue, especially in the Shiite community, Mr. Maliki was careful to note that the invitation did not extend to everyone.
There are no credits or other tax breaks for oil or gas producers, or electric utilities -- a reflection of the sensitivity of the White House to criticism that Mr. Cheney and other top officials spent their private-sector years in the energy industry.
In a reflection of the sensitivity of the subject matter, and an apparent recognition that they would undermine their own messaging by appearing to be motivated by fundraising concerns, Republicans on and off Capitol Hill declined to comment on the record.
But in a reflection of the sensitivity surrounding sales of the lethal technology to allied countries, some of whom have troubling records on human rights and political freedoms, the new policy lays out principles that foreign governments must embrace to receive the aircraft.
This is the area under the receiver operating curve (AUC), which in turn is a reflection of the sensitivity and specificity of the model.
To ensure that any variability in expression of I573A was not a reflection of the conformational sensitivity of the 5D3 antibody [ 31], we performed western blotting of whole cell lysates with the BXP-21 antibody which recognizes an intracellular epitope.
The smaller, but still substantial, group of genes which displayed significant transcriptional regulation without any corresponding changes in polyA mRNA, may either be a reflection of the enhanced sensitivity of transcriptional detection or, perhaps, result from a persistent lag between changes in transcriptional output and their reflection in steady-state mRNA levels.
It was made at a hastily called meeting of the leaders of many of Russia's most prominent news organizations, in a reflection of the tremendous political sensitivity of the case.
Colorado's progressive stance on gun controls is a reflection of the state's sensitivity to mass shootings, having suffered two of the most notorious examples: the Columbine high school massacre in 1999 in which 12 students and a teacher died; and, just 20 miles away, the Aurora shooting last year where 12 people were killed in a cinema.
Such are his US commitments that doubts remain whether he will appear on ITV1's The X Factor at all, and it was a reflection of the broadcaster's sensitivity, perhaps, that at the Britain's Got Talent press launch on Wednesday there was a blanket ban on any question not relating to that show.
