The phrase "a reflection on how" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are writing about the process or outcome of a particular event or experience and how it affected you or someone else. For example: "The workshop was an eye-opening experience and gave me a reflection on how my attitude towards life has changed."
The vessel is a reflection on how one creates an alchemical environment for healing in Francie Hester's work; the exterior with its layering of lines provides protection to the inner sacred space.
It's just a reflection on how much growth potential each one of them has.
Choose one of these photo essays and write a reflection on how photography can tell a story that words cannot.
It is a pose that is also a philosophical position -- a reflection on how much or how little people can really know about one another; a commentary on suspicion and guesswork and, finally, helplessness in the face of events.
It was a reflection on how he lived his life.
So a reflection on how the Yankees assemble such great teams would be timely.
After another wild polling ride in Michigan, it is time for a reflection on just how accurate primary and caucus polls have been — both in an absolute sense and as compared with past years.
4 32 p.m. | Postscript | Chris Mooney has written a nice reflection on how a nation (I'd say a species) that's focused on the here and now tends to build vulnerability to threats that are inevitable but rare.
It can be an assignment to find a recent news article relevant to an upcoming unit on evolution, a personal reflection on how cancer has influenced their lives, or a question that requires students to examine their prior knowledge and assumptions about the upcoming topic.
As its title indicates, the book explores the gruesome misdeeds of a murderer (and rapist), but it is also an extended reflection on how and why one might write about, and even befriend, such people.
There's a subtle difference with Lytics that's a notable reflection on how companies are adapting to the cloud and the reality of their own on-premise architectures.
