"reflect the value of" is correct and usable in written English.
It means to show or demonstrate the importance or worth of something. Example: In her essay, the author argues that volunteering at a homeless shelter reflects the value of empathy and compassion in society.
Loews originally created the Carolina Group in 2002 to reflect the value of its tobacco holdings.
For each Jefferson Smurfit share they own, investors would receive one share to reflect the value of their stake in Stone Container and one to reflect the value of their Jefferson Smurfit holding.
"This is a token amount of money that doesn't really reflect the value of the project," he said.
That amount was corrected to reflect the value of tenant improvements and estimates of depreciation on the destroyed properties.
He added, "This transaction will allow the market to more accurately reflect the value of BCE's communications services business".
In theory, the price of a home should reflect the value of the services it provides.
Just last week, in fact, a company co-created by Mr. Shiller began trading contracts that reflect the value of housing markets in 10 major American cities.
As a result, the asset values shown did not reflect the value of the stock that had been exchanged to buy the company being acquired.
This is assuming, he added, that the prices reflect the value of the property and that owners have invested in neighborhoods that go up in value.
The chairman and chief executive of Canada Life, David A. Nield, spurned the overture today, saying that Manulife's offer did not "reflect the value of our company".
Medicare has made some adjustments to its reimbursement system to reflect the value of services provided, but it hasn't gone far enough.
