"reflect over" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means to think deeply about or consider something. Example: After the exam, I took some time to reflect over my performance and identify areas where I could improve.
Light also tends to scatter and reflect over short distances.
In the Beginning is the Icon (translated from the Swedish edition, published by Proprius Förlag in 2003) aims to contribute to raising awareness about the intrinsic value of images and image perception among those who wish to reflect over God and over pictorial expressions of different experiences from encounters with divinity in earthly and historical situations.
Such a culture does not favour participants who sit down and read and reflect over research results but instead largely rewards observable tasks carried out among patients.
You can spend more time to reflect over what God says concerning our lives.
There will be times when you hit a brick wall during training and when it'll be important to take stock and reflect over why you're training.
But looking at the bigger picture, Spurs can reflect over their Modric experience with some satisfaction.
This increase may reflect over-distension due to altered mechanical properties of alveoli.
Low productivity may reflect over-stocking and lack of grazing in the KGR.
However, the cytotoxicity effect of DOX-loaded PMs was slightly lower than free DOX at concentration of 1.56 μg/mL; this may reflect over-dilution of DOX-loaded PMs during the preparation of the formulations using serial dilution.
Projected changes may reflect over-predictions of future habitat loss due to a lack of soils data, but nonetheless the southeast region should expect to observe some reduction in B. anthracis habitat.
But does this just reflect over-fitting?
