The phrase "a reflection on other" is not correct in English.
It should be "a reflection on others." You can use it when discussing thoughts or insights about other people or groups.
Example: "Her essay serves as a reflection on others' experiences during the pandemic."
Alternatives: "an insight into others" or "a contemplation of others."
"It's not a reflection on the other guys.
"You just have to look at the special circumstances - this is not a reflection on anything other than the circumstances we are in.
When you see these kinds of hotspots, these crucibles, for people who get tortured for Facebook posts, or governments that spy on their own citizens where there are very real world repercussions, it's hopefully a reflection on those other places where these topics seem more abstract like.
Keep your boundaries in place, and know that it's not a reflection on your abilities when others attack you.
A view is given as to why this convergence is different from others, a reflection on whether the principles still hold true, what worked well, what might have worked better, and a look at future ambitions for the service.
As for the reflection on other issues not addressed in this exercise, it is worth pointing out that the study of the empirical properties is just a partial view on PSI's validity.
His film, It for Others, is a reflection on a remarkable historical documentary about African art made by the French filmmakers Chris Marker and Alain Resnais in 1953.
Her new "Valley," which will be performed by her 21-year-old company Earthworks, is a reflection on climbing high mountains and reaching the other side.
Recent changes in regulations in the European Union (EU), North America and Japan have called for a reflection on crop protection practices in cocoa and other commodity crops (International Cocoa Organization (ICCO) 2007).
Focus groups were appropriate for exploring the complex and poorly understood issue of assistive technology use in stroke rehabilitation because they encourage questions and discussion, probe for depth, reflection on others' opinions and reconsideration of personal views [ 20, 21].
