'are reflected upon' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe someone thinking deeply and carefully about something. For example: "The student's actions are reflected upon before making any decisions."
They are reflexive in that thoughts, beliefs, and practices are reflected upon, discussed, applied and then reflection occurs again.
"Look at me -- do you think I like being a police dog?" The implications of such scenes are reflected upon by the mature Ms. Guillermoprieto while she recounts -- with the odd mix of pain and dispassion that makes her book both diffuse and piercing -- the confusions of the young Alma torn by personal doubts and longings.
In countries characterised by less consensual political cultures we may expect more extreme discourses on EA, the consequences of which are reflected upon in this paper.
Here the relative magnitudes of structural and non-structural (behavioural) adaptations are reflected upon, with the specific intent of discovering whether non-structural adaptations might have a great enough effect to offset any errors from selecting what proves to be (in 40 years time) an erroneous choice of climate change projection.
The on-field successes and off-field excesses of NFL great Lawrence Taylor are reflected upon by the man himself in "LT: The Life & Times".
Ramifications of a decision are reflected upon and a case made for different kinds of allegiances to be developed.
This weekend, in the period between last week's Jewish new year and the holy day of Yom Kippur on Wednesday, Jews around the world are reflecting upon the sins of the past year and casting them off into water.
In the literature about assessing reflection, a distinction is made between the process of reflection (e.g. ability to formulate learning goals) and the content of reflection (e.g. what situation is reflected upon) [ 32].
What is not mentioned cannot be reflected upon, debated, and brought to life in the choices we make.
The government intervened, questioning how people's views could have been reflected upon in such a short space of time.
Thus the species of a thing that is known is not itself an object of knowledge, though it can become an object of knowledge by being reflected upon.
