The phrase "reflect an aspect" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to show or convey a certain characteristic or facet of something. Example: "His speech reflected an aspect of his personality that I had never seen before - his vulnerability."
Both titles reflect an aspect of her humor: something borrowed, something blue.
Each year, a companion butter sculpture is added to reflect an aspect of pop culture — this year, it's Harry Potter.
The ceremony that followed was one of those moments of performance art that somehow reflect an aspect of Britain that's easy to forget.
Yet, our findings may reflect an aspect of help-seeking behaviour in persons with PTSD.
Thus, differential neural responses may reflect an aspect of the stimuli or task instructions, rather than differences in the underlying mechanism(s) of interest.
While it is possible this observation is an artefact of larger regions of the genome being more likely to be bound in general, the high level of significance suggests this observation may well reflect an aspect of Dichaete function.
Language Arts – Write a hip-hop song that reflects an aspect of your own life.
Each of the female characters Mitchell has created reflects an aspect of Dido: there is a suicidal depressive; a woman breaking up with her partner; and a bereaved wife receiving comfort and catharsis from the music she hears.
The exhibition reflects an aspect of scientific history in which the gallery's founder himself was hugely interested – the meeting point of art and science, and of the academic and the popular.
Mr. Bratton said Mr. Giuliani's desire to sit down and talk about crime reflected an aspect of his leadership style that has long been present, his hands-on approach to policy.
It was a virtue of Fitch's concept, however, that there was a homemade quality to the presentation: The crude, hand-held quality of the special effects reflected an aspect of the music.
