"beautifully reflect" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe something that reflects or portrays something in a beautiful or attractive way. For example, "The lake's still waters beautifully reflect the surrounding nature."
The films we love beautifully reflect us as people.
A writer might decide, like Delafield or Whitaker, that this small space could beautifully reflect a quiet, overlooked moment in an undistinguished life.
Stand-out features of the interior design include stylized white 'trees' that serve as air conditioning vents, and check-in 'islands', gates and passport-check areas with a stainless steel finish that beautifully reflect the honeycomb patterns from above.
The resulting mix of studies of microscopic plant and animal life in the pond and of local residents, taken with a camera dipped in water, beautifully reflect the relation between individuals and environments.
Still, he creates unforgettable images that beautifully reflect Bach's sublime music, as when the Evangelist, Paul Agnew, a splendid tenor, begins the narrative just seated at a plain wooden table, like a host telling dinner guests the most extraordinary story he knows.
This is beautifully reflected in Pepper's transformation.
Its collage technique beautifully reflects the multitudes of black life in America.
"The Fabric of the Cosmos" is as dazzling as it is tough, and it beautifully reflects this theoretician's ardor for his work.
Even if there is an ambivalence about Thomas's personality, there is absolute clarity to Richard Eyre's excellent production: against a Bob Crowley backcloth that beautifully reflects the shifting colours of an English sky, we witness Thomas's seemingly inexorable progress towards death.
Each was chosen because they married a great eye with a unique viewpoint and beautifully reflected their piece of the planet.
Messiah College, the institution where I teach, had chosen this book as the common text for all first-year students precisely because it so beautifully reflects the strong commitments of the college--a Christian college--to serve the needs of the poor and to teach our students to embody that vision.
