The phrase "a visible reflection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that clearly shows or represents another thing, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The artwork is a visible reflection of the artist's inner turmoil and struggles."
Alternatives: "a clear representation of" or "an evident manifestation of".
The tradition of medieval liturgical drama stems directly from the mass itself, a complex ritual containing many theatrical elements in its function as a visible reflection of the invisible world.
The housedress was a visible reflection of this shift, progressing from the Mother Hubbard style to that with fashionable and decorative features, one of which was Nelly Don's 1916 housedress.
This study investigated the reasons behind the success of her dress, and found that during the early 20th century, women's roles shifted from that of producer to consumer, and that clothing was a visible reflection of this shift.
Advertising, websites, recruitment, and leadership gender ratios are the visible reflection of companies' inner souls.
Moreover, a visible Bragg reflection of SnO2 (101) appears in Fig. 2b (JCPDS No. 88-0287), confirming the formation of Sn2S3 SnO2 heterostructure thin film with a high crystallinity.
I believe SATC represented life imitating art, given how women responded to it, but Girls feels more like art imitating life -- an accurate reflection of a visible segment of the NYC population.
One of the ideas to which he was most strongly attached the image of the Christian Trinity as symbolized by a geometric sphere and, hence, the visible, created world was literally a reflection of this divine mystery (God the Father: centre; Christ the Son: circumference; Holy Spirit: intervening space).
Inside was a visible skeleton of polystyrene.
The increased contrast between the FMM and the rest of the skin is the combined result of: a) the greater reflection of UVL wavelengths than visible light by dermal fibers, and b) the greater UVL absorption by epidermal melanin.
The far more visible presence of labor unions trying to weigh in on the selection was a direct reflection of the mayoral election of Michael R. Bloomberg, a Republican businessman who operated a nonunion company, union leaders and council members said.
