The phrase "and reflective of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something serves as a mirror or representation of a particular idea, quality, or characteristic.
Example: "The artwork is vibrant and reflective of a deep cultural heritage."
Alternatives: "and indicative of a" or "and representative of a".
Each is seductive, pliant and reflective of a bit of her past.
SAC employees are viewing the government's latest subpoenas as oppressive and reflective of a prosecutor's office — led by Preet Bharara, the United States attorney in Manhattan — that is determined to shut down the firm.
She was asked to leave Arts Council England at the end of her first term as chair last March by Hunt, then culture secretary, in a move that was interpreted widely as political and reflective of a perception on the right that Forgan was too closely associated with the former Labour government.
But for Mr Jones, it is a much nastier expression: infused with venom, and reflective of a growing distrust and fear, it has mutated to refer to the poor in general.In this section Flagging up the past Irrational belief A liberal recants Chasing the dragon Giving the poor a good kicking Mountain landscapes ReprintsInevitably, much of the evidence for that claim is subjective and anecdotal.
Understandably, many feel the penalty is too lenient, and reflective of a wider issue of lax attitudes towards animals in racing.
The goal, of course, is to take the accumulation of all the previous steps and apply them to navigating relationships with family, friends, neighbors and others in ways that are peaceful and reflective of a lifetime of experience.
Mr Copson describes the levels of top private-sector pensions as obscene and reflective of "an ethic of greed and incompetence".
Some of the tweets and posts were absolutely degrading, unintelligent and reflective of an America of years past.
She said she remembered that call, in which no news executives dissented from a White House request, as notable and reflective of an era when the press didn't push back hard enough.
Anne Bulford, BBC managing director of finance and operations, said that the drive to base more staff in the nations and English regions was part of its aim to make it more efficient and reflective of Britain as a whole.
The present study is limited by the fact that the population was highly heterogeneous, relatively small and reflective of patients seen in a single center.
