The phrase "require reflection" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that needs to be carefully thought about or considered. Example: "Before making a decision, it is important to take a step back and require reflection on all possible consequences." In this sentence, "require reflection" means the act of requiring careful thought or consideration.
Have there been any incidents, cyberbullying, for example, which would require reflection and retraining?
"This will require reflection by other parties, because it is evident that CiU cannot lead the government and the process alone," he told supporters in Barcelona.
Instead, on both sides, there is a reversion to common sense – the "everyday thinking" which does not require reflection and is "a form of popular, easily available knowledge which contains no complicated ideas, requires no sophisticated argument and does not depend on deep thought or wide reading".
Our aesthetic sense is comparable to our moral sense not only because they both require mobilizing affections, but because they both require reflection on our affections.
Further music is bound to inner temporality, and its themes, even though their note sequences are the same, vary according to context, require reflection for their recognition, and emerge through an interplay between musical elements and the listener's attention and interest.
Yet, as it turned out, it did not require reflection from the public at large.
However, some students hold the view that some CIP projects do not require reflections, in the event of shortage of time or when there is nothing to reflect about, such as in fund-raising events.
Sweden's story requires reflection too.
The very phrase is an oxymoron; analysis requires reflection.
Yet the concepts invoked are often abstract, requiring reflection and explanation.
Roethlisberger said Monday that those were questions requiring reflection and that this — six days before Super Bowl XLV — was no time for reflection.
