The phrase "a view to reflecting" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing intentions or purposes related to contemplation or consideration of a subject.
Example: "The committee met with a view to reflecting on the outcomes of the recent project."
Alternatives: "with the intention of reflecting" or "aiming to reflect".
She examines the different mechanisms for achieving accountability within systems of governing, including parliamentary and non-parliamentary forms, and participation and market-based constraints, with a view to reflecting on the challenges posed to accountability mechanisms by new governance.
(In order not to weigh down the text, we only quote one interview excerpt for each of the points raised by the study subjects. But the excerpts have been chosen with a view to reflecting the perspective of the largest possible number of people).
If you have a lovely view of nature out a window, hang a mirror opposite the view to reflect it.
While the former develops a critical point of view to reflect on the enterprises of science and technology as cultural objects, the latter aligns its investigations with the aims and spirit of science and technology.
They were chosen in view to reflect a diversity of opinion.
When an innovation was viewed to reflect dominant ideological beliefs and to be consistent with the "spirit of the times", initiatives were more likely to become established.
Two sampling strategies (purposive and random) were employed to select participating hospitals with the aim of obtaining a wide range of views to reflect the care of postnatal units across the state.
Mr. Kerry will ultimately determine what is in the platform rather than adjusting his views to reflect a platform written by others.
In terms of rhythms of the motor system, our TMS-EEG data link the findings of reverberant connectivity at beta frequency to central beta-band activity that has traditionally been viewed to reflect an idling state of motor cortices [ 26], supported by the findings that beta activity is attenuated during voluntary movements.
The resource allocation formula for funding districts in Malawi was reviewed in 2007/08 with a view to improving its ability to reflect need and capture differential costs of service provision across districts.
Metagenomic reads were hence tilled against the reference genomes (n = 18) and GSMs with a view to understand mechanism generating variability reflected by the metagenomic islands and their subsequent potential adaptations in the stressed environments.
