The phrase "it closely mirrors" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used when describing similarities between two things or concepts. Example: The new movie closely mirrors the original version with its plot and characters.
The Chandra observations show its shape in better detail than ever before, and suggest that it closely mirrors the distribution of a group of massive stars previously seen there, which have formed a disc.
until it closely mirrors your own.
Although there's no long-term data on the trend -- "because no one would even have thought to ask that on a survey," he said -- Putnam suspects it closely mirrors American's growing acceptance of intermarriage.
But think of it for a moment in comparison to a movement that, as a straight woman, I have plenty of personal experience with and which it closely mirrors, a movement which affected more than half of the people in the United States, and indeed, in the world: the women's movement.
However, the advantage to the chinchilla model is it closely mirrors pneumococcal disease aetiology where colonization is established before disease.
The resulting distribution shows that large interactive origin distances are very rare, and it closely mirrors independent experimental estimates from published single-molecule experiments (Tuduri et al., 2010; Figure 2C).
D'Alessandro was impressed with the list because it closely mirrored the one his own analytics team had compiled.
Snowden said: "So what's extraordinary about this law being passed in the UK is that it very closely mirrors the Protect America Act 2007 that was passed in the United States at the request of the National Security Agency, after the warrantless wire-tapping programme, which was unlawful and unconstitutional, was revealed".
This might be confusing initially, but it more closely mirrors the way you learned your native language, as you begin to pick up those clues intuitively).
Plouffe pointed out how the diversity of its more closely mirrors the population as a whole.
Its evolution closely mirrors that of the digital computer and the modern microprocessor.
