The phrase "are appropriately reflected" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain ideas, values, or characteristics are accurately represented or depicted in a particular context.
Example: "The findings of the study are appropriately reflected in the final report, showcasing the diverse perspectives of the participants."
Alternatives: "are accurately represented" or "are suitably depicted".
In preparing programme proposals, Headquarters divisions and departments concerned are required to pay due attention to the submissions from the RRs and through them from SRRs and ensure that the regional and subregional priorities are appropriately reflected in the PWB.
11 Nevertheless, the transfer of evidence to other countries may be possible if: (1) we identify those factors which cause the most variability in the relative success of tobacco control and quit-support strategies across countries and (2) the countries of interest are appropriately reflected in the existing data.
However, the effect of fault-tolerant techniques has not been appropriately reflected in the probabilistic safety assessment (PSA) models for NPPs.
The panel, announced on 18 October, is charged with ensuring "that up-to-date and rigorous science is appropriately reflected in high-level policy discussions within the UN system," according to a press release by the U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization UNESCOOrganization UNESCO
These should be appropriately reflected in annual work plans and budgets.
It remains, however, unclear how authorship is or should be appropriately reflected through the order of attribution.
In summary, the transition from an external control to an internal one strengthens the reproducibility and accuracy of the assay and should therefore be appropriately reflected in the determination of Z′ factors.
The Research Plan has stood the test of time and is appropriately reflected in the MYP for LTG 2. The presentations and posters under LTG 2 represented primarily issues of environmental and human exposures to actual and suspected EDCs, and the spectrum of effects that might be produced from those exposures.
Finally, we point out that the approach can be applied to any environmental condition which can be appropriately reflected in a given genome-scale metabolic network (e.g. via exclusion and inclusion of reactions, as performed here, or by choosing suitable uptake and production rates which match experimental observations).
The newly created PCMH CC Conceptual Model was used as a foundation to design the survey, with the goal of ensuring each element of the conceptual model was appropriately reflected in the new survey from the perspectives of the patient, the administrative staff, and the clinical personnel.
Our tests of construct validity revealed that our food environment score was significantly negatively correlated with neighborhood deprivation (r = −0.18; P < 0.001); the counts of food vendors across quartiles of the food environment score suggested that our net kernel density measure was appropriately reflecting the food vendor mix.
