The phrase "make it reflect" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest that something should be adjusted or changed to better represent something else. For example, "Let's make it reflect the changes we discussed in the meeting".
"We need to make Freemasonry more contemporary," Mr. Sturgeon told me, "to make it reflect 2010, not 1910 — or 1810".
We have a group of religious radicals hijacking the Polish juridical system to make it reflect extremist beliefs.
At the time, we were trying to modernise the Conservative party and make it reflect the country at large.
When he directs "The Avengers," he has a point of view, and he dares to confront the material and make it reflect that; he creates images that have some wizardry and some wonder, some daring and some power to astonish.
Over breakfast at Balthazar, the two women dreamed up Greenwich Village High School and brainstormed how to make it reflect the artistic spirit and innovation of the neighborhood it is named for.
He had white hair, wore a rumpled suit, and held his waving hand in a peculiar position that I now realize is how one would hold a pocket mirror if you were trying to make it reflect a beam of light.
"It was a massive tackle because he had to come from one side of the field to the other to make it," reflected the Saints coach, Daniel Anderson.
The company motto, "If your heirs won't fight over it, we won't make it", reflects Jonathan's commitment to impeccable craftsmanship and panache.
Each cell has its own thickness of stacked fibres, making it reflect a different colour from its neighbours, and producing a pixellated or pointillist effect with different blues speckled with brilliant green, purple and red dots.
"Wayne McAllister didn't invent the drive-in restaurant, but in the 1930's he took it a step higher than the diner and made it reflect a way of life," said Mr. Nichols, the exhibition's curator.
"We wanted to light the facade in some way that makes it reflect the process inside," said Cora Cahan, president of the New 42nd Street Inc., which built the $29.6 million building.
