This part of a sentence is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to steps or processes that indicate a certain outcome or result. For example: "The organization put in place measures that reflect their commitment to sustainability."
The government should adopt effective, narrowly tailored security measures that reflect the level of threat to flight safety and pose minimal risk to privacy.
reports, including measures that reflect whether women have full access to all levels of education and whether they can move up to positions of the highest responsibility.
Measures of fear conditioning include the cessation of movement ("freezing"), a defensive behaviour, and increased skin conductance responses or increased blood pressure (autonomic measures that reflect arousal level).
For the first time in years, the agencies have been evaluated according to performance measures that reflect the city's goals for children, including placing them in their community districts, shortening their stays in foster care, and helping to reunite them with their families.
Both total scores are measures that reflect the performance on a heterogeneous set of cognitive functions.
But, being an official report, it has to use official measures that reflect what schools were measured on.
But he nonetheless pushed a number of measures that reflected the Merkelian view that prudent finances were the fastest way to reduce Italy's staggering debt and restore its reputation with international investors.
Not so, I found by looking at a variety of measures that reflected volatility.
For example, if one uses the presented method with connectivity measures that reflects well all the relevant socio-economic interactions, the obtained space-partition agrees with the one suggested by social and regional studies.
In metabolomics research a large number of metabolites are measured that reflect the cellular state under the experimental conditions studied.
The Quality of life related of visual Functioning, is a measure that reflect the subject perception the patient has of his condition and the implications that carries of ocular disease, if consider: objective, expectations and interests.
