"reflect certain" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used as an instruction to consider specific elements as part of a decision or form of analysis. For example, "We asked participants to reflect certain values when responding to the questions."
These details are meant to reflect certain values, Ms. Forte said, and are woven into story lines.
"The Gerakana also sought to reflect certain social issues in their works, which was new at the time".
Shortwave radio transmissions, capable of reaching around the world, take advantage of the ability of layers in the ionosphere to reflect certain wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation.
This week in the magazine and here online (see The Talk of the Town), James Surowiecki writes, in "Team Players," about the problems that befell the U.S. intelligence community, and about how they reflect certain management philosophies.
For others, the decision to take a bus, while not the most efficient, linear way of getting from here to there, may reflect certain personal values and concessions about life in New York.
When Jackie Collins finally got around to updating her early- eighties classic, "Hollywood Wives," in 2001, she took care to insure that "Hollywood Wives: The New Generation" would reflect certain significant shifts in the culture of Los Angeles.
The recommended routes of this method reflect certain people's preference.
The empirical relations also reflect certain features of pore morphology, such as pore connectivity and shape.
The strategies of exchange reflect certain patterns, i.e., analogy, borrowing, or distortion.
In addition, dynamic phase diagrams were applied to identify chromatin fibers that reflect certain experimentally determined features.
These different standards reflect certain operational characteristics, but more comprehensive measures are necessary to meet specific requirements in different cities.
