The phrase "are typically reflected in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain characteristics, trends, or qualities are commonly shown or represented in a particular context.
Example: "The values of the organization are typically reflected in its mission statement and daily operations."
Alternatives: "are usually demonstrated in" or "are often shown in".
The phonological criteria on which this division is based are typically reflected in the variants of the phrase 'to buy meat': Western Yiddish kāfn flāš, Central Yiddish kojfn flajš, Southeastern Yiddish kojfn flejš, Northeastern Yiddish kejfn flejš.
The impacts of natural factors on wetland landscape fragmentation processes are typically reflected in changes in climate and hydrology.
These criteria will be used in determining whether or not learning targets are achieved and they are typically reflected in a rubric, a scoring guide used to evaluate the quality of students' constructed responses (Popham, 1997).
"A subprime loan is always more expensive than a conventional loan," Mr. Ben-Ami said, explaining that the additional expense is typically reflected in higher-than-normal interest rates and possibly in an increased number of points that must be paid up front to obtain the loan.
This is typically reflected in underground rock formations.
Accidental intravascular injection is a known risk for all intramuscularly injected products and is typically reflected in label warnings.
It is also characterised by a general explanation of the results which is typically reflected in the general response provided by the patient.
Accommodations in France are government rated on a scale from 0 to 6, and the price range for a given lodging is typically reflected in its rating.
In actual practices of analysis, which are invariably richer than the accounts that are offered of them, all three conceptions are typically reflected, though to differing degrees and in differing forms.
Such aberrant variation derived from CSH result in decreased sensitivity and accuracy of measuring differential gene expression that is typically reflected by a decrease in number of genes detected and a compressed fold change difference, respectively.
On those occasions when the Supreme Court ruled in favor of expanding rights, it was typically reflecting a change in public opinion, not marching as an advance guard.
