The phrase "appropriate to reflect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the suitability or relevance of something in relation to a particular context or situation.
Example: "The findings of the study are appropriate to reflect the current trends in consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "suitable to represent" or "fitting to illustrate".
"As the nature of Mr Lund's role has changed, it would be appropriate to reflect on this when making final decisions.
On such a day it seems appropriate to reflect on the results of a recent poll carried out by YouGov for the TUC, in which two thirds of employed people said that their workload had increased in recent years and that going to work is more stressful than ever.
It is appropriate to reflect on the contribution of this powerful method of gene dispersal.
To move the quality of our tools forward it is therefore appropriate to reflect and validate popular assumptions usually applied in computational approaches.
These values were projected to 2009 using the averages of real annual growth rates recorded between 1995 and 2005 and then inflated as appropriate to reflect 2009 prices.
As India celebrates 60 years of independence, it is appropriate to reflect upon our national direction, how business operates in a rapidly growing economy and some future challenges.
But, either way, it seems an appropriate moment to reflect on the man and his legacy.
With the menswear season in full swing in Milan, after last week's shows in London, it's an appropriate time to reflect on just how diverse the scene really is at the moment.
So it seems an appropriate moment to reflect on my experience in that role.
Since there is no internal equilibrium model in the stochastic infectious disease model, how to choose the appropriate scale to reflect the widespread prevalence of the disease is a key issue.
We observed a desire from students to actively enhance their understandings of dignity – to be able to recognise it; to see dignity in care being practiced; to experience providing such care and to have the appropriate tools to reflect on their own experience.
