The phrase "article reflects on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the content or themes of an article, particularly in an analytical or reflective context.
Example: "The article reflects on the impact of climate change on global agriculture."
Alternatives: "article discusses" or "article examines".
This article reflects on the relations between transport infrastructure, affect and daily mobility.
This article reflects on our practice, including our engagement with prison staff to iteratively improve our approach.
This article reflects on the notion of context and its importance in the teaching and learning of science in general and chemistry in particular.
This article reflects on the concepts of sustainability, environment, and sustainable livelihoods, mentioning its integrative points, on environmental, social, and personal levels.
This article reflects on the Honors programme at the University of Pretoria Architecture Department during the first semester of 2016, where a research-based design approach has been established.
The article reflects on the views and life of James M. Buchanan.
Evaluation / Assessment: Students will be evaluated based on initial journal responses, thoughtful participation in class discussions, cooperation in small groups, presentations about an aspect of the Titan discoveries, and article reflecting on the importance of such discoveries on society.
In an article reflecting on Couney's long career in the New Yorker in 1939, the legendary journalist A J Liebling noted: "There are not enough doctors and nurses experienced in this field to go around.
2232: US Ambassador to Japan John V Roos tweets: "U.S. Embassy Tokyo Consular Section will be open March 20 and 21 to issue emergency passports to U.S. Citizens:http://goo.gl/GPs0G" 2215: The LA Times has run an article reflecting on the effect of such natural disasters on spirituality and personal belief systems.
Cherise Smith, a professor at University of Texas at Austin, wrote a powerful article reflecting on her personal experience as a black scholar.
In an article reflecting on the Parks and Recreation second season, which became critically acclaimed following poor season one reviews, Slate magazine writer Jonah Weiner said the plot of "The Camel" "can be read as something of a Season 2 mission statement".
