The phrase "reflect levels" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: The data collected from the survey reflects high levels of satisfaction among customers.
They then doubled those concentrations to reflect levels that would be likely in several decades if current trends continue unabated.
Standing bodies of fresh water are often divided into categories that reflect levels of biological production.
Amyloid plaques and tangles in the brain are characteristic of Alzheimer's disease and are known to increase the risk for mental decline; blood levels of the protein may reflect levels of its deposits in the brain.
These constructs are also relevant for this study as they reflect levels of disengagement/engagement.
These indicators reflect levels of accessibility, personal mobility, and the extent of participation, respectively.
NIRS measures changes in arterial and venous oxy- and deoxyhemoglobin levels which indirectly reflect levels of microvascular oxygenation.
Central laboratory measures of HbA1c were used to reflect level of glycemic control.
Thus, both groups received other services that may reflect level of need and could be expected to improve care outcomes.
Flanders points to figures which show that, in most developed countries, the "purchasing managers index" – which reflects levels of economic confidence – is on the up.
Consequently, specific sets of distinct species reflecting levels of pollution were instrumental in the development of a practical tool.
For each individual there are two measures of each normalized phenotype: one reflecting levels pre-statin exposure (baseline, X), and one reflecting levels post-exposure (on study, Y).
