"raise the reflection" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when describing an action of bringing attention to or highlighting a particular idea or concept. Here is an example: "The speaker raised the reflection of societal pressure on body image and challenged the audience to redefine beauty standards."
The coating which covers on the top of an authentication device is used to avoid coping and has the effect of raising the reflection efficiency.
The photonic crystal layer structure raises the multi-reflection of incident light.
But at least the play has the courage to raise the question of how much British support for the monarchy is a reflection of admiration for its incumbent.
But her willingness to raise the questions gives Alasdair McCrone's production a sense of purpose to match her own thoughtful political reflection.
In light of this, I would like to raise the following questions /reflections to be discussed: Are you aware of actual direct links between street food vendors and local urban farmers?
But sometimes a few days of reflection raises the question of whether the latest round of chatter will prove just as fleeting as the last.
Combined, the reduced shading and reflection raises the short circuit current density increases by 2.1 mA cm−2, yielding an absolute increase in cell efficiency of 1.0%.
Although we often believe that Good Samaritanism is praiseworthy and non-obligatory at the same time, philosophical reflection raises the question whether there can be any morally good actions that are not morally required, and even if there are such actions, how come they are optional or supererogatory.
Given the importance and frequency of the ethical problems reported by the physician in different settings of pediatric clinical practice, they could be used in the training of students, physicians and faculty as a means to raise critical reflection for and on action and promote ethical attitudes and professionalism.
This raises the question of whether the results are a reflection of push and pull factors of stakeholders in general or a reflection of push and pull factors experienced by the coordinators.
