The phrase "access reflections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where one is discussing the ability to retrieve or view thoughts, insights, or evaluations, often in a reflective or analytical manner.
Example: "In order to improve our processes, we need to access reflections from previous projects and analyze what worked and what didn't."
Alternatives: "retrieve insights" or "obtain evaluations".
On that view it is required that the cognizer merely be able to access by reflection some of the justifiers for any given belief.
The relationship between these two forms of internalism is not apt to be entailment; for, it is at least conceivable that one has access via reflection to some state of affairs in the non-mental world.
"Electronic Serials from Acquisition to Access: Institute Highlights and Reflections," Association for Library Collections and Technical Services, Washington, DC, 27 September 1997.
NESTOR core API: interfaces for repository (discovery, access),object manipulation (reflection), subscriptions, transactions (logging).
It is plausible to think that in some cases of this sort, one is unable to access merely by reflection any of the justifiers, either at the moment of belief acquisition or at any later time.
Non-compulsory learning benefits from reflection, access, support, and discussion.
Universities and other research organizations offer expertise in research design and application, an environment for reflection, access to and knowledge about most recent literature, a tradition of scientific rigor and interest in new, innovative research methods and approaches, and a high degree of credibility.
Access to dangerous knowledge: reflections on 9/11 ten years later, SPARC Open Access Newsletter, September 2, 2011.
Building-mounted wind turbines (BUWTs) must overcome some fundamental issues that are less binding for other micro-generation technologies, such as mounting method, vibration transmission to building, noise effect, flicker affecting neighbouring houses, shadows and reflections, maintenance access to the turbine, electromagnetic and/or electrical interferences, driver distraction, and so on.
