The phrase "sharing reflections on" is correct and usable in written English.
It is a way to describe when you are expressing your thoughts and ideas on a particular topic. For example, "I enjoyed sharing reflections on our past year together."
In return, I will be tweeting updates from along the route, asking for advice, and sharing reflections on this magnificent stretch of the US.
Novel aspects include clinicians reflecting on their practice's own data on antibiotic dispensing and resistance, novel communication skills derived from principles of motivational interviewing, and sharing reflections on actual practice with these skills.
As she watched her children row their boats in the pond, Ms. Collins shared reflections on her son, who has a speech impediment that makes him a little shy.
Mary becomes pregnant, but her husband travels constantly, leaving her to share reflections on life and its oddities with John, whose low-grade anxiety seems no more debilitating than anybody else's in town — until suddenly it is.
Through a series of six interviews, teachers discussed how they planned and implemented the units and shared reflections on engaging in this novel work.
At a recent University of Chicago discussion on anti-blackness hosted by PanAsia, a student organization focused on Asian American identity, culture and politics, participants shared reflections on their own experiences with anti-blackness in individual, social and structural contexts.
We conducted a multi-country study and through this paper, we share reflections on the challenges we faced and some of the solutions we developed with a special focus on the study set up, structure and development of Primary Care Networks (PCNs).
Collaboration also manifests in shared reflection on action and evaluative processes [ 18].
Share reflections on elderly people in their lives.
In early 2011, I wrote a feature for the Guardian sharing my reflections on the life-threatening illness cystic fibrosis (CF) as I counted down to my 40th birthday.
Fifteen girls, aged 13-15 and 14 mothers aged 25-45 years participated in the study, sharing their reflections on their communication about sex and reproductive health issues.
