"provide reflection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to ask someone to think deeply about a situation, or reflect upon something. For example: "After watching the play, please provide reflection on the performance."
For example, the digital micromirror device (DMD) in a single-pixel camera [40] cannot provide reflection directions other than ±10°.
This book brings together distinguished scholars, community college practitioners, and emerging leaders to expand upon existing theories, provide reflection on practice, and demonstrate the dynamic nature of community college internationalization.
On the contrary, all points in which n is perpendicular to the light direction (as (3a) and (3b) in Figure 1) are represented with the minimum image brightness (i.e., these pixels do not provide reflection).
When fundamental changes were taking place in India's hierarchical caste order in the Hindi-speaking heartland -- with the inexorable rise of the backward castes becoming a reality -- the Congress Party lost its unassailable position in Indian politics because it failed to provide reflection of that social change in the pecking order of political power.
Unfortunately, current built libraries only provide reflection images instead of transparent images that are needed in our analysis.
The issues arising in this study may provide reflection on interaction within formal groups in a range of settings and support the argument that the impact of different media are socially situated, not technically dependent.
We also provide reflections upon the implications of our findings for qualitative research designs and sampling strategies.
In phase two, audio reflections were gathered from five students who indicated that they were willing to have a second interview to provide reflections about their experiences and perceptions following Skype or face-to-face meetings with their supervisors.
This senior seminar is designed as a culmination to the course of study while providing reflection on the nature of the discipline.
3. COMPLIT 199 Senior Seminar: This senior seminar is designed as a culmination to the course of study while providing reflection on the nature of the discipline.
A number of analytical studies have provided reflection and mode conversion coefficients and Poynting flux details (e.g. Sorokin, 1986; Alperovich and Fedorov, 1992; Yoshikawa and Itonaga, 1996).
