"such reflection" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a thought process or introspection that someone has undergone. For example: "After careful consideration, I came to the conclusion that I needed to make some changes in my life; such reflection took a lot of courage."
They also will reflect on his unfinished life, and probably the best place for such reflection is the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum in Boston.
But the notion of the lecture, and its broad topic, makes Myron and Bonnie metaphysically reflective, and Pearlman's story contracts and expands its perspectives to accommodate such reflection.
Such reflection has been cast as the rant of wimps.
The work of the revolution had made such reflection difficult.
To a considerable extent, skepticism is born of such reflection.
Such reflection (halation) reduces definition by causing halolike effects around very bright image points.
From that point onward, a more or less continuous history of such reflection can be traced up to the present day.
It is a mistake, therefore, to suppose that such reflection is a later accretion upon the simple message of the Gospels.
When we speculate about God, man and world in the correct way, we express our noblest moral sentiments; without such reflection we despair and eventually harm ourselves and others.
Such reflection will offer us an opportunity to craft a bright future on the extensive common ground we share and where we differ in matters of interpretation to have respectful empathy for each other's perspectives".
Asked on Tuesday in a news conference to share his impressions of the grim scenes he has witnessed in the Rockaways, he seemed to equate such reflection with idleness.
