The phrase "and reflective in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is thoughtful or contemplative in a specific context or subject matter.
Example: "The report was thorough and reflective in the analysis of the data presented."
Alternatives: "and contemplative in the" or "and introspective in the".
Restless and reflective in the twilight of a distinguished career, Caputo rents a vintage Airstream trailer, hooks it to a truck and, with his wife and their two English setters, takes off.
By then, a larger version of the show had already stopped in Tokyo, San Francisco, and Atlanta, but Colin Bailey the museum's longtime chief of curators, who left for the de Young Museum, in San Francisco, last spring—had wanted to keep the exhibit "small intimate and reflective, in the spirit of the Frick," Galassi says.
The whole thing makes you feel spiritual and reflective in the best possible way.
In 2010, The Washington Post described Obama as "somber" and "reflective" in his day-after-the-election presser.
This philosophy allows her become more self-aware and reflective in her teaching practice while improving the overall learning experience.
Those who are more sober and reflective in their political judgments should consider the following three points I raise as reasons to be wary of a second Clinton presidency.
This suggests that increased awareness with enhanced reflective abilities may provide a deeper understanding of the importance of reflection and reflective practice in the educational development of healthcare professionals.
"We say that act was unlawful and caused her death and are reflective in the charges of manslaughter".
When the District Court made this finding, it was evaluating not the quoted words at issue here, but the "totality" of the information and reflective commentary in the Ford work.
The administrative area was the arena for the learners' daily rounds and reflective sessions in the afternoon.
This kind of thin film is infrared-optically transparent in the semiconductor phase at low temperatures and highly reflective in the metallic phase at high temperatures.
