"reflected in it" is a perfectly acceptable phrase, and can be used in written English.
For example, you could say: "The values of the company were reflected in its actions."
Reflected in it we see both fish and a camera.
As he writes: "Who can really distinguish between the sea and what's reflected in it?
The game attracts many people of this character; they see something they need reflected in it.
Every cognition (jnana) is a modification of the buddhi, with consciousness reflected in it.
The air clears and the brooding, snow-capped Cairngorms are reflected in it.
The Harlem Meer had become so calm that the lights of Fifth Avenue reflected in it were straight lines.
For the soft eye, he applied NARS Himalayas, a "pale eyeshadow that has this reddish pinky reflect in it," he explained.
Kurtz reflected in 2000: "It is frightening that what was once considered fringe thinking has now entered mainstream thought".
That dominance has been reflected in what it costs to see a headline act, analysts say.
The strength of a government as the leader is reflected in how it is run.
Some of us reflect in-action and share it with our teams at the time.
