"is now reflected" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English.
It means that something is currently being shown or expressed in a particular way. Example: The company's new sustainability efforts are now reflected in their annual report.
Public contempt for politicians is now reflected in low poll turnouts.
"Our failure to acknowledge fathers' importance is now reflected in the shape of the American family," he writes.
Her co-author, June Carbone, a law professor at the University of Missouri-Kansas City, said the "protective factor" is now reflected among couples marrying later and later.
The divide, which has implications for how the language is documented, is now reflected in a similar rift between the researchers.
The breakdown of a sense of national unity in Washington is now reflected across the country, as more than two dozen states begin to abandon traditions of responsible government.
Halfaker barely seems to notice her image, which once was difficult to bear and is now reflected back at her from a large mirror: red hair and trim, athletic build, one arm extended perfectly above her head.
The clarity Malone has reached with who and where the team is now reflects the clarity of vision and understanding he possesses as a coach more clearly now than ever before.
Presti's decisions are now reflected in the maturing Thunder at a rapid rate of return.
In the same way, a health insurance mandate would pool risk and cover health care costs incurred by others that are now reflected in ever-higher insurance premiums.
It seemed that Lower Manhattan's world-famous skyline was now reflected only on the arm patches of the city's rescue workers.
