The phrase "faithfully reflect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe when something is accurately portrayed, and to emphasize that it is an exact representation or reproduction of something else. For example: "The mural portrays scenes from the village's history that faithfully reflect local life hundreds of years ago."
The speeches from the podium, and the platform adopted by delegates, faithfully reflect her convictions.
After all, you don't go to 'Don Giovanni' expecting it to faithfully reflect Tirso de Molina, Moli? or Pushkin.
Antoine believed that environment shaped character and behaviour, and he sought to create settings that would faithfully reflect every aspect of real life.
Labor wants to be briefed on the rest of the recommendations, because its support for the legislation is conditional on the bill being amended to faithfully reflect all the amendments of the bipartisan committee.
His "genius is to so faithfully reflect this wonderfully connected muddle that what is some of the most beautiful and precise prose in modern English reads like conversation," Mabey writes.
Recently Larry Bartels, a political scientist writing for the Christian Science Monitor, adjusted this argument to make the following economic case for electing Barack Obama.Both candidates' proposals faithfully reflect the traditional economic priorities of their respective parties.
Study 1 confirms that MMN amplitude does not faithfully reflect transition statistics and is susceptible to order-driven bias.
To faithfully reflect the wind conditions on sites, distributions of both wind direction and speed were considered.
Certainly, to faithfully reflect the dynamical behaviors of continuous systems, the discrete analogues should inherit the dynamical characteristics of continuous counterparts [13, 23].
However, error numbers sometime cannot faithfully reflect the performance of weak classifiers because the severity of the error is not always the same.
Pollen assemblages faithfully reflect the last glacial vegetation dominated by grass- and shrub-land species together with elevated Tertiary pollen from enhanced erosion of the regolith.
