The phrase "and reflections from the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing thoughts, opinions, or insights derived from a particular source or context.
Example: "The article provided valuable insights and reflections from the experts in the field."
Alternatives: "and insights from the" or "and thoughts from the".
The Monkey Room overlooks the chateau's moat, and reflections from the water dance across the ceiling.
Conjuring grand allusions, Agnes Varda's film salutes 100 years of movies with scores of clips from films and reflections from the stars.
Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on initial journal responses, thoughtful participation in class discussions, cooperation in small groups, presentations about issues involved in cranberry farming, and reflections from the perspective of a farm owner considering pest management methods.
For more local news from The Times, including possibly grave budget cuts at New York's teaching hospitals, the impact of a fire that destroyed an Upper East Side synagogue and reflections from the city's Sudanese immigrants on southern Sudan's new independence,see the N.Y./Region section.
Behind this consensus is new scholarship on Eichmann's writings and reflections from the 1950s, when he was living among a fraternity of former Nazis in Argentina, before Israeli agents captured him and spirited him out of the country and to Israel.
Moreover, the strongest traces can be identified as LOS path and reflections from the nearest buildings.
"But the echoes and reflections from that stuff created a sound different than, say, a club or a studio".
Mr. Ielpi writes that he hopes the stories and reflections from around the world, written on visitor cards at the Tribute Center, "will inspire future generations to work together toward peace".
It was found that the measuredL10 was always higher than the calculated L10by about 4·5 8·8 dB (A) probably because of the reckless use of horn by motorists and reflection from the hills and trees.
AIx is an integrated measure of stiffness and reflection from the periphery, and thus it does not represent a proper estimate of large artery function [ 26].
