The phrase "a reflective one" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that encourages thought or contemplation, often in a philosophical or introspective context.
Example: "After reading the book, I found it to be a reflective one, prompting me to consider my own beliefs and values."
Alternatives: "thought-provoking" or "introspective".
Sturgeon has been quite right to focus on the process as a reflective one – and to not assume that the same arguments put forward in 2014 just need to be reiterated, this time with more passion.
Straw is a reactive politician, not a reflective one.
Director Simon Godwin conspires to ensure this is not only an unstoppably entertaining show but a reflective one too.
Hagel, the article suggests, is a passionate man, but also a reflective one; he's a fighter who wants to understand what he's fighting for.
In theory, the idea of a nihilistic monster is as good as the idea of a reflective one, a tormented one, or a hungry one provided that it's developed.
Here's how the poem ends: "I have read of the late President from those that had been close to him, through it all that he had in him a reflective one might even say philosophical cast of mind.
Mathematically, the smallest possible object that could possess an absolute magnitude of +1 (a perfectly reflective one with an albedo of 1) would be 838 km in diameter.
We model an ideal classical memory by a register made of cells that contain either a transparent medium ((r_{0}=0)) or a highly reflective one ((r_{1}=1)).
It seems as though Bryant vacillates between two mindsets: an enduring belief that he still has something to offer (though his body will only grant him diminishing returns at this point) and a more reflective one, simply happy to still be around the game, enjoying the grind for one last hurrah.
Unlike Samuel, her identity is a more reflective one, acknowledging both the negative and positive impact of caregiving.
A good life need not be an especially reflective one; most of the best lives are just lived rather than studied.
