The phrase "attempting to reflect the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing efforts to convey or represent something, such as an idea, emotion, or concept.
Example: "The artist is attempting to reflect the beauty of nature in her paintings."
Alternatives: "trying to convey the" or "seeking to represent the".
The FA insisted the tweet was taken out of context: "The full story was a wider homecoming feature attempting to reflect the many personal stories within the playing squad as has been told throughout the course of the tournament.
Attempting to reflect the composer's idiom more authentically, the Mozart specialist revised a number of orchestral parts, extended the "Hosanna" fugue and wrote an entirely new fugal Amen for the "Lacrimosa" movement.
At a glance, it's easy to see why some would sympathise with the FA's explanation that: "The full story was a wider homecoming feature attempting to reflect the many personal stories within the playing squad as has been told throughout the course of the tournament".
We also compared the method used to previous indices attempting to reflect the extent of recent TB transmission.
Furthermore, three indices attempting to reflect the extent of recent TB transmission (RTI n, RTI n-1 and TMI) were compared.
Unlike the Paper Mill production of 1998, the Roundabout "Follies" doesn't attempt to reflect the original but instead reinvents the show in a minor, more naturalistic key.
Contextual in nature, these electro-acoustic cross-species compositions attempt to reflect the inter-connection of all things (including ourselves) in nature.
These two productions' current experimenting with a lengthy, regularly interrupted night of theatre, though partly driven by respect for the dramatists' attempts to reflect the passage of time, may be intended to reassert a difference between the art forms.
A DCMS spokesman explains: "In drawing up the tentative list of 11, we have attempted to reflect the priorities of the world heritage committee to fill gaps and to address the imbalance of representation – for example of cultural landscapes, industrial archaeology and scientific achievement".
Throughout his career Mr. Gaultier has attempted to reflect the ethnic and racial diversity of Paris, and I thought for half a second today that he was also commenting on the European's relationship to Saharan Africa - in the mix of tailoring and robes, as well as different expressions of masculinity and femininity.
Furthermore, some authors have attempted to reflect the impact of UFLS on the system as a whole, e.g. the changes in voltage, reactive flows [52] and line loading [53].
