The phrase "reflecting the time" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that represents or embodies the characteristics or sentiments of a particular period.
Example: "The novel is a powerful piece of literature, reflecting the time in which it was written, capturing the struggles and triumphs of that era."
Alternatives: "mirroring the era" or "symbolizing the period".
Some of the food looks toward Asia, reflecting the time some of the cooks spent at the late 66 in Manhattan.
Reflecting the time course of S-phase accumulation, cell cycle-dependent induction of Cyclin A and Cyclin B was impaired, resulting in reduced activity of Cdk2 and Cdc2 kinases.
The menu will stay brief, at 15 drinks or so, but change every four to six weeks, reflecting the time of year and whatever the bartenders happen to be working on.
And it will no longer bother with traditional seasonal denominations; twice-yearly collections will be called, rather, September and February, "reflecting the time they are in-store/online," in the words of an email from Christopher Bailey, the brand's chief executive and chief creative officer.
The relative performance of these impellers is assessed by comparing the values of four key parameters: specific power dissipation (PG/V), final total gas hold-up (εf), tiny bubble hold-up (εft), and τ, a constant reflecting the time dependency of hold-up.
Each and every village, and neighbourhood in the bigger towns, has a pool with a character of its own, reflecting the time of construction and the changing architectural trends, functionality as well as meaning, over the years.
The role of conscious processing was reduced after a 20-minute or 2-day delay, reflecting the time-related decline of conscious recollection.
Coronation Street was not just reflecting the times in 2003.
However, the model validation will show that modelling movements linearly is sufficient to accurately reflecting the time-variant propagation environment.
In particular, the last condition is the Jacobi identity, reflecting the time-structure invariance of the reversible dynamics.
The centroid time, reflecting the time-averaged center of moment, is shifted approximately 70 s after the hypocentral time, indicating a compact moment-rate distribution.
