The phrase “reflected from it” is correct and usable in written English.
You might use this phrase when describing the action of something bouncing off a reflective surface. For example: “The sun’s beams were reflected from it, creating a rainbow of colors across the sky.”.
Frog food is of no use to a frog if the frog cannot detect it and a frog can only Normally detect its prey if light is reflected from it and an appropriate retinal image results.
Light reflected from it forms an interference pattern that can be captured by a camera.
Hence, radio waves cannot then be reflected from it but pass through to the strongly reflecting E and F layers above.
The simplest, and oldest, type of metallography (though hardly a century old) involves polishing the surface to a mirrorlike finish and examining light reflected from it at magnifications of 50 to 1500×.
Writing a report from the area in 1880, Clarence Dutton tried to define the colors: "They are deep, rich and variegated, and so luminous are they, that light seems to glow or shine out of the rock rather than to be reflected from it".
When you see a chair across the room as a chair across the room, you represent it as a solid 3D object at a distance from you and not as a stream of light reflected from it or as a pattern of firings in your retinas.
Social media can be something akin to the turning of a gem, with new facets, angles, and lights reflecting from it.
On the one hand, strangers congregate in a darkened place and are awed by the light reflected from the screen — it's communal, almost religious in nature.
Accurate measurements of the travel time of radar signals reflected from Venus when it is on the other side of the Sun from Earth have indicated that radio waves passing close to the Sun slow down owing to gravity and thereby provide a new independent test of Albert Einstein's theory of general relativity.
By measuring the spectrum and the time of flight of signals reflected from planetary surfaces, it is possible to examine topographical features with a linear resolution as good as 1 km, deduce rates of rotation, and determine with great accuracy the distance to the planets.
It was and is a terrible loss, and I see it reflected, from time to time, in my children".
