"indirectly reflects" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a more subtle or indirect way of expressing something. For example, "The character's actions indirectly reflect the author's personal beliefs" or "The painting's use of color indirectly reflects the artist's emotions." This phrase is most commonly used when discussing art, literature, or other forms of creative expression.
The latter, as a special cultural variable of a multi-ethnic area, indirectly reflects the regional differences in the lives and livelihood activities of different ethnic groups.
Arterial partial pressure of carbon dioxide, PaCO2 is another key indicator of alveolar ventilation that also indirectly reflects acid-base balance.
The classical swing equation modelling the dynamics of rotors indirectly reflects the propagation of electromechanical transients in power networks suffering a disturbance.
This property, usually not met by the equations of closure currently used in multiphase fluid dynamics, is nonetheless essential when simulating the motion of fluidized suspensions as it ensures a more accurate prediction of the expansion profiles of homogeneous systems, a feature that indirectly reflects a better assessment of the drag force magnitude.
We thus postulate that the induction of suxA indirectly reflects these two means of transport.
We suggest that glucose metabolism as assessed by [18F]FDG PET rather indirectly reflects tumor cell proliferation and is therefore not a suitable marker for EGFR inhibition at that early stage of treatment.
By the end of the second episode the contestants' experiences indirectly reflect the barrio's influence.
The same social tensions are indirectly reflected in several probing historical films that portray society in a state of flux at different moments.
The electricity had failed, as it often did, and the full moon climbing the sky lit the scene indirectly, reflecting off the whitewashed walls, throwing dim shadows around the machinery strewn about, plows and planters, drags, harrows.
The change of ECL intensity indirectly reflected the concentration of thrombin.
This can be indirectly reflected by the high J SC of the solar cell mentioned later.
