The phrase "activity because it reflects" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing an action or behavior that demonstrates or represents a particular quality, characteristic, or idea.
Example: "The community service project is a valuable activity because it reflects our commitment to social responsibility."
Alternatives: "action as it demonstrates" or "task since it illustrates".
"The sense in the industry right now is that if they're getting caught for fraudulent activity, that's great because it reflects badly on the rest of the businesses".
In contrast, predictive coding models suggest that rather than being a localized effect, repetition leads to a reduction in neural activity in a given area because it reflects a decrease in prediction error between bottom-up (stimulus-related) and top-down (prediction-related) inputs (Henson 2003; Friston 2005).
The 6MWD was chosen for the primary endpoint because it reflects activities of daily living, is easy to administer in the outpatient department and well tolerated by patients with acute leukemia undergoing chemotherapy.
Among these indices, the amount or concentration of tracer uptake in the striatal area is the most commonly adapted parameter because it reflects the activity of dopamine transporters or receptors that have been reported as reliable biomarkers for the PD diagnosis.
However, 18F-FDG lacks the specificity to identify the receptor status over-expressed in breast cancer because it reflects the metabolic activity of cells.
F-labeled fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG) positron emission tomography (PET) imaging is emerging as a valuable tool in LCH because it reflects intralesional metabolic activity and, therefore, may be more sensitive than skeletal survey and 99mTc bone scan for the detection of active lesions and more useful as an indicator of disease response to therapy.
The summed image was used because it reflects initial flow-dependent activity distributions that enhance detection of distribution boundaries and cortical regions.
In certain equestrian disciplines, unacceptable equine oral activity, such as gaping of the mouth, is penalized because it reflects poor training and lack of compliance.
This exploratory study is important because it reflects the voices of women talking about what made physical activity programs successful for them.
