"reflection time" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase in a variety of contexts to refer to a period of time where one thinks deeply about something or meditates. For example, "At the end of each day, I like to take some reflection time to think about what I accomplished and what I still need to do."
3) Schedule regular reflection time Reflect on whether you met the intentions you set, and if not, what it was that stopped you behaving the way you wanted.
No wonder the usually unflappable Spaniard was given the Kenny Lowe treatment and sent for some glass-box reflection time.
Many schools have implemented DIRT (designated/dedicated improvement and reflection time) where work improvements are made in homework journals or student planners.
And we've had a bit of reflection time, to look at all the stories, and to figure out how to do justice to the last series.
"I plan for the latter half of this year to dedicate some more thought time, reflection time, to the question of whether or not I would run," he said Tuesday.
He told reporters, "I plan for the latter half of this year to dedicate some more thought time — reflection time — to the question of whether or not I would run in 2016".
The ion-optical design of a multiple reflection time-of-flight mass spectrometer and isobar separator (MR-TOF-MS) is presented.
The desorbed neutral molecules in the gas phase were ionized by the crossed synchrotron VUV light, and the generated ions were detected by a home-made reflection time-of-flight (RTOF) mass spectrometer.
During CAULDRON there are reflection times after each phase where players consider and discuss with others what they have experienced.
We had expected to find some differences in the distributions of mean prompt reflection times for the different prompt types but this was not the case.
The disparities between players' experiences are important for discussion in reflection times so players can relate these variations to real-life issues.
