The phrase "always reflected on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing thoughts, feelings, or experiences that are consistently considered or contemplated over time.
Example: "She always reflected on her childhood memories, finding comfort in the lessons they taught her."
Alternatives: "constantly contemplated" or "perpetually considered".
Finger 3: The social system, which is always reflected on the roads.
I have always reflected on goals conceded throughout my career - win, lose or draw, there is always thinking to be done.
After the shooting at Sandy Hook, Mr. Murdoch wrote on Twitter, "When will politicians find courage to ban automatic weapons?" But Mr. Murdoch's views are not always reflected on Fox.
Their potential princes, after having presented their passports to the security guards (a Ukrainian's marital status is always reflected on his or her passport) and undergone a test for oral herpes, were allowed to kiss whichever young woman was on duty.
During the semester of instruction and after every listening activity, the students in the experimental group always reflected on the processes they underwent when listening, on the difficulties they faced to understand oral messages, on the actions they carried out to minimize such difficulties, and on the effectiveness of those actions.
When I reviewed my safety plans for the year, I always reflected on where I would have the students go in case of lockdown, etc.
DENY it if you will, but a pet's behavior almost always reflects on that of its owner, one of the factors that has led to a plethora of dog training schools in Westchester and the surrounding area, where people congregate after work to bask in the reflected glow of their animals' charms.
And don't worry about coming up with something to say: you can always reflect on how amazing it is we're still handing one another small pieces of paper in 2014.
He is always reflecting on his actions; we should learn from that".
There are always current contentions, and pundits always reflect on them––indeed, as in the troubles of President Clinton, revel in them.
Personal development is a key motivation and I am always reflecting on this to make sure I get the most out of each experience.
