The phrase "and its reflections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the implications, interpretations, or consequences of a particular subject or idea.
Example: "The study examined the impact of climate change on biodiversity and its reflections in various ecosystems."
Alternatives: "and its implications" or "and its interpretations".
The small-town canvas and its reflections of the national character also attracted John Ford to return to the well.
In addition, school principals were asked to narrate their opinions regarding the changed curricula and its reflections on practice.
The constant speed rotation problem is reviewed and its reflections onto the fluctuating speed problem are underlined.
A faint line of trees in the whiteness denotes a snowy landscape; a full moon and its reflections reveal the darkness to be water.
More importantly, they learned to build up objects out of discrete flecks and dabs of pure harmonizing or contrasting colour, thus evoking the broken-hued brilliance and the variations of hue produced by sunlight and its reflections.
He was a specialist in architectural pieces and in scenes of hell and the underworld, which called for skill in painting fire and its reflections on the surrounding objects.
Our numerical computation has shown that the set averaged reflectivity decreases and its reflection spectrum becomes more even when the total degree number of the fractal increases.
An illustration of the difference between an object and its reflection: A lesser amount of the mountain is reflected into the water.
The elegance of the carvings, the hundreds of graceful statues of angelic dancers (apsaras) that adorn the temple, and its reflection in the moats that surround it continue to give Angkor Wat an awe-inspiring air; in the 12th century, when its towers were gilded and its moats properly maintained, it must have been even more breathtaking.
Because A1C confers advantages in diagnosing diabetes, including convenience in acquisition and storage and its reflection of glycemia over 2 3 months, it is important to understand its utility in predicting CVD.
The Archers lost its original, educational, purpose in 1972, but it still prides itself on the quality of its research and its reflection of real rural life.
