The phrase "an extreme reflection of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that strongly represents or embodies a particular quality, idea, or situation.
Example: "The artwork is an extreme reflection of the artist's inner turmoil and struggles."
Alternatives: "a profound representation of" or "a stark embodiment of".
Ross took an accepted paradigm and pushed it too far, but his words are just an extreme reflection of what is tragically a cultural phenomenon.
Plus his best friend with the same name died tragically at a very young age... Corey Haim became an extreme reflection of everything he was going through: he suffered more abuse and started acting out more, destroying more hotel rooms, having more sex, and doing more drugs.
It is a niche restaurant in the extreme, a reflection of how the final act of a four-star meal has lately been elevated to a fine art.
They are extreme measures for extreme times, a reflection of the nation's economic recession and the Knicks' own struggles to become respectable again.
The restaurant, which takes its name from a plant found in the Peruvian Andes that grows only in extreme conditions a reflection of both Martinez's in-depth knowledge of indigenous ingredients and passion for new challenges is in partnership with Dubai-based Bulldozer Group.
That we must go to these extremes is a sad reflection of societal pressures that encumber women.
The extreme concentration of wealth in the United States is not an accident, but a reflection of our political structure and a strong strain of American ideology and values that idealizes unregulated free enterprise.
The spectrum of responses is a clear reflection of the extreme dysfunction of, most especially, Washington D.C.
The new Department of Neighborhood Empowerment (DONE) and the seven-member Board of Neighborhood Commissioners are leaving the organization of the councils appropriately unregimented, an honest reflection of the city's extreme heterogeneity.
