"narrative reflection" is correct and can be used in written English.
You might use this phrase to refer to a type of reflective writing that tells a story about an experience. For example, you might write a narrative reflection on your time studying abroad, where you share both personal experiecnes and lessons learned.
Collection of narrative reflections about each personal life path.
Perhaps the modification, consisting only of encouragement and facilitation of written narrative reflections, feedback and an action plan, was not sufficiently powerful to induce trainers and trainees to make full use of the form.
In his dazzling book, Music in the Castle of Heaven: A Portrait of Johann Sebastian Bach, Gardiner (also president of the Leipzig Bach Archive) frames the narrative with reflections on this likeness of the composer.
His historical narrative and reflections (among them a devastating critique of the corruption of what started as a national and social revolution) provide the book's real, though hampered, energy.
Data was collected by means of the "World Café" method, incorporating a combination of techniques such as interviewing, discussions, drawings, narratives and reflection.
In the module "you and your personal narrative" self-reflection is the central theme.
In this article, I draw from the narratives and reflections of six women in this subsample of 13 couples, using false names to preserve informants' confidentiality.
This style of writing, with its alternation of narrative anecdotes and reflection, and what Sacks describes as a "proliferation of images and metaphors, its remarks, repetitions, asides and footnotes" became the model for all his subsequent works.
It is the interweaving of commentary, narrative and personal reflection in the piece, and the vital role of the chorus in articulating that scheme, which gives the opera its special quality.
