The phrase "informed reflection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing thoughtful consideration or analysis based on knowledge or information.
Example: "The committee's decision was based on informed reflection about the community's needs."
Alternatives: "thoughtful consideration" or "knowledgeable analysis."
There is a clear need to facilitate students' cognizance and informed reflection on the impact of moral intuitions on ethical reasoning, as is evidenced by the prevalence of moral intuition in student responses, in contrast to the lack of such reasoning during in-class discussions.
But many cases are less obvious: In modern liberal democracies, are citizens obligated to obey a law that they find, after sincere and informed reflection, to be pointless and offensive but which has emerged from an acceptable democratic process?
As an informed reflection on the state of faith in the western world in the 21st century, written by someone who has plenty of experience (Holloway is the retired bishop of Edinburgh and primus of the Scottish Episcopal church), it is insightful and intelligent.
Dewey spoke of the good as the object of desires of which we approve in calm, informed reflection (E 208, 212).
Unless tweeting brief, well-known quotations from America's 16th president counts as insightful, historically informed reflection, then America's 45th president has essentially been silent when it comes to Abraham Lincoln's historical significance.
The picture of the world revealed in the cables demands a sober and informed reflection on the realities of policy-making in regions like the Middle East, where any frank observer would conclude that Western foreign policy has not been a great success, to put it mildly.
By Peter Chattaway, "film critic, journalist, religion junkie, etc". This blog features regular updates and informed reflections on Bible films.
Strategies to enhance critical reflection include developing knowledge and skills in reflection, providing performance data to inform reflection, creating time and space for safe reflection, and providing mentorship to guide the process.
Such an account also applies to the theory of practical knowledge that might inform reflection on the possibilities of democracy in an era of uneven globalization.
Deploying a poetic blend of travel and memoir, Thubron uses Buddhism to inform reflections on the cycle of life and the meaning of suffering.
We incorporated those insights into the eclectic model by defining the outcome of a reflection process as the identification of new perspectives, which leads to future actions informed by reflection.
