The phrase "as a reflex of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something is a response or reaction to a particular stimulus or situation.
Example: "Her laughter was a reflex of the joy she felt in that moment."
Alternatives: "as a response to" or "as a reaction to".
In most of the known Celtic languages, a new p sound has arisen as a reflex of the Indo-European *kw sound.
Unusually, Hall's history begins in the middle ages, because for him self-portraiture emerges as a reflex of Christian conscience, a homage to Christ's imprinting of his agonised face on the Turin shroud.
Journalism educators characterize this kind of framing as a storytelling habit — one of relating new facts to an existing storyline — and also as a reflex of news organizations that are built to handle some topics well, and others less well.
In instances in which some Indo-European languages have a vowel a, Indo-Iranian has i as a reflex of Proto-Indo-European sounds called laryngeals e.g., Greek patḗr 'father,' Sanskrit pitṛ- (nom. sing. pitā́), Avestan and Old Persian pitar-.
Everything on earth was regarded as a reflex of its prototype in the divine or sacred sphere, such as in the biblical description of the creation of man "in the image of God"; God was viewed as the primary reality of the universe, and human beings were seen as the reflection of that reality.
The interest of studying combinations of logics may thus be seen as a reflex of the pluralist view of contemporary logical research.
Satish had pursued Beth, but when he saw the little girl he hesitated, seemingly overcome, and dropped his arms to his sides, gathering his hands into his pajama top as though in a reflex of shame.
What I see listening to it is someone working frantically at a computer (editing a video or mixing music), drinking and drinking cups of water or coffee as a reflex to the stimulation of working.
12 Based on assessment of this situation, the Working Group decided that interpretive problems would have been avoided if 5T had been tested only as a reflex to a finding of R117H, as originally recommended.
The Mayor does not accept the metaphor of the desert; he has mocked as a reflex action of the city's extravagant liberals the claims that his cuts have caused suffering.
But this is heavily qualified, with Clark dismissing Corbyn's "simplistic anti-imperialist stance" and what he sees as a reflex response of opposing every western military intervention.
