The phrase "reflects the idea" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to show that a particular thought or concept is mirrored or mirrored in something else. For example, "The rainbow-colored mural on the wall reflects the idea of peace and harmony."
Eisenman's design reflects the idea that these two legacies are intertwined.
His work reflects the idea of Milan Kundera, that the machinery of power works by imposing forgetfulness; that the way the individual can fight back is through laughter.
According to the center's Web site -- robertwilson.com -- this reflects "the idea that an artist works differently in an environment that he/she has helped to create and maintain".
It reflects the idea of equality in a substantive way: not just that no one is above the law, but that everyone is equal before and under the law, and is entitled to its equal protection and equal benefit.
The term of that era for this kind of wartime aid effort was "pacification"; today it's "nation-building," and it reflects the idea that, in a counter-insurgency, the main battle is for the allegiance of the population.
Explicit discussions of your boundaries or desires may not be explicitly taboo, but the mainstream culture reflects the idea that sex is a commodity that women possess and men require access to.
The president's bold plan reflects the ideas that have long been central to his tax policy.
The book reflects the ideas of one who questioned the doctrine of retributive justice associated with wisdom theology.
It leads to some fantastic wild swells of intellectual energy - the style reflects the ideas perfectly in being "natural", just thrown on the page apparently unrevised.
Texts such as the anonymous Theologia Germanica of the late 14th century, which reflects the ideas of the loose groups of mystics who called themselves the Friends of God, conveyed this German mysticism to the Reformers.
For that reason, we can assume that the final list of 59 statements reflects the ideas of most of the participants quite well, including those of the Asian INDEPTH researchers.
