The phrase "a reflection of whether" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the assessment or evaluation of a particular situation or condition, often in relation to a choice or decision.
Example: "The survey results serve as a reflection of whether the new policy is effective in improving employee satisfaction."
Alternatives: "an indication of whether" or "a measure of whether".
Rewards is a reflection of whether people feel they are given regular, objective feedback and are rewarded accordingly.
How we treat fish in the ocean, the animals we have brought to the brink of extinction, and the climate that sustains life is a reflection of whether we want to be sensitive and empirical in our modern lives, or not.
That judgment was based, at least in part, on its conclusion that many of the slots in the medical school's residency programs have gone unfilled or have been granted to graduates of foreign medical schools -- often considered a reflection of whether the school enjoys a good reputation.
Indeed, while it is tempting to see the wage disputes in Santa Fe and elsewhere as a reflection of whether one side is right or wrong, on either economic or moral grounds, they are, more confusingly, small battles in a larger war (and, in America, a very old war) over where to draw the line on free-market capitalism.
It is important to note, however, that one's position title is not a reflection of whether he is capable of doing either (leading or managing) very well.
This "issue of confidence" shows that firms do not believe that the domestic economy is improving, which is a reflection of whether Prime Minister Abe's economic policies termed "Abenomics" are succeeding, he said.
The first type of popularity is a reflection of status – whether someone is well known, widely emulated and able to bend others to his or her will.
The Episcopal Church as a denomination welcomes gay clergy and couples, and in his closing prayer on Monday, Leon asked that God allow Americans to see each other as a reflection of the divine image, "whether brown, black or white, male or female, first generation or immigrant American, or daughter of the American Revolution, gay or straight, rich or poor".
The debate is whether mark-to-market is a reflection of credit losses, or whether from lack of liquidity in the secondary market, Stelmach said, and thats not a debate thats going to be settled soon..
My concern about the coolness of the recipients was a reflection of my anxiety about whether the recipients were quality people who loved each other and would love their child or children unconditionally and without consternation that their child did not share their complete genetics.
"I'll be honest, I don't know if that's a reflection of inventory booking, or whether it's the hotels holding back inventory from the discount sites until the tickets are announced and sold.
