"moral reflection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to the process of examining one's own values and morals. For example, "John found himself engaged in moral reflection after making a difficult decision."
A number of student responses dealt with arguments for ethics education in general and forming physician morality on the job in particular: The professional identity of future physicians requires moral reflection.
Literature can be a stimulus to moral reflection unequalled perhaps by any other, for it presents the moral choice in its total context with nothing of relevance omitted.
Thus, on the eve of the Geneva II negotiations to end the Syrian conflict, these horrific new revelations are grounds for serious moral reflection.
Most surviving victims of the Nazis were too busy putting their lives back together for moral reflection on the recent past.
She is engaged in moral reflection - the fact that she is no longer reading the letter makes that clear - and her pensive expression has a gravity beyond that of any other Bathsheba.
Cardinal Law said the new statement, likely to be issued on Wednesday, would be a "moral reflection on this issue, raising questions" about whether an Iraq war fit the criteria of a "just war".
In such town-and-country complexes the pace of change quickened enough so that a well-placed individual might see the effects of his actions in his own lifetime and be stimulated to self-criticism and moral reflection of an unprecedented sort.
Andrew Nahum, project director of "The Making of the Modern World," the exhibit on the history of technology in London, called the clock "an example of sublime technology," not only because of its ingenious mechanics but also because of its "moral reflection".
But what makes "Lives of Moral Leadership" especially valuable is that all of this layered moral reflection is now turned over once again in the brooding mind of a mature Coles looking back across the decades, taking up the past for what it can teach about the present and giving readers the benefit of what he has learned.
Thus moral reflection generates a universalized prudence.
