"the document reflects" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in situations where a document or writing accurately portrays or conveys information or ideas. For example: - "The document reflects the company's commitment to sustainability initiatives." - "In her essay, the student's writing reflects a deep understanding of the subject matter." - "After reviewing the report, the boss noted that it accurately reflects the current state of the project."
Still, for all its self-conscious rejection of the Bush era, the document reflects elements of continuity.
The document reflects the 1828 Mexican law passed to protect the freedom of the press and citizens against libel.
As much a political manifesto as it is a budget plan, the document reflects Mr. Gore's determination to supply specifics in policy proposals.
But while its growth is as high as had been anticipated in some ways, the document reflects a company that is still relatively small compared to its rivals.
The document reflects Mr Bolton's belief that the assertion of US interests should almost always take precedence over the search for compromise with an international community that includes despotic and corrupt regimes.
Frederick Jones, an N.S.C. spokesman, said the document "reflects the broad interagency effort under way in Iraq" and "incorporates all aspects of American power," including political and economic as well as military efforts.
They then update the document reflecting any changes on the ground.
The document reflected widespread contemporary criticism of Supreme Court decisions Mr. Rehnquist said "hindered the enforcement of the criminal law".
But John E. Stone, a spokesman for Mr. Norwood, said the document reflected the concerns of Mr. Norwood, as well as the Democrats.
It is not known whether the document reflected a strategy of influence or was an archive of payments or favors handed out.
He said that the document reflected consensus of the centers, the Food and Drug Administration and the National Institutes of Health, and that none of its conclusions had been influenced by those agencies' parent, the Department of Health and Human Services.
