"prompt reflections" is correct and usable in written English.
It is generally used to express thoughts or ideas that are elicited immediately in response to a situation. For example, "The new policy elicited prompt reflections from the audience."
They're not there to be answered, just to prompt reflections on how French has played those roles, and what their emotional significance has been in her life.
LeSueur's method is to page through O'Hara's poems in the order of their composition and then stop and quote whenever some lines prompt reflections or an anecdote.
The idea is to shift some of the work from maker to consumer: to prompt reflections on a garden rather than create a full-colour garden on the page.
For many visitors, the exhibition may also prompt reflections on the Holocaust through Christian Boltanski's "Réserve" ("Storeroom"), an entire wall filled with discarded clothes, and Ms. Hiller's own "The J. Street Project," a video installation with images of street signs in Germany marking places that have the word Juden (Jews) in their name.
Uncertainties of various kinds prompt reflections on the validity and applications of common practice based on experience.
Schervish admits that he sees these surveys as more than research tools; they also prompt reflection by respondents.
Milestones inevitably prompt reflection and analysis, and doubtless we'll see a lot of it over the coming days.
Today, in all their beauty and decay, these houses prompt reflection about what it means to preserve the human past while also conserving the natural environment.
The success of Bad Neighbours may prompt reflection at its backers, going by comments made by Seth Rogen to Variety at the SXSW festival.
Rather, expectations for character development and storytelling are thwarted to prompt reflection on codes of behavior in theater, in film and in real life.
In a telephone interview from Germany, Mr. Vanaev, 42, described it as an abstract piece that's meant to prompt reflection.
