The phrase "we have reflected" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a past action or thought process that has resulted in a certain realization or understanding in the present. Example: After discussing the issue, we have reflected on our options and have come to the conclusion that the best course of action is to wait and gather more information before making a decision.
In other words, what if for decades now, we have reflected, amplified, and shaped the mindsets, language, and mores of the managers and leaders that most people mistrust?
Going into the results Logica was trading on 7 times our 2012 forecast earnings per share which remains unchanged today at 11.5p, 5% above consensus although we believe we have reflected company guidance.
This is, as we have reflected above, a society born of other, older and different societies, particularly those of Norway and Denmark, where royal authority was becoming ever more established through unification and annexation over the period of saga writing.
We have reflected on the tireless campaign that has been fought, on the impressive display of professional unity, and on the fact that we have achieved our mandate, temporarily at least.
We have reflected on our history – captured in the 'Made by Barclays' film we shared with you in December – which shows us what we can achieve when we are grounded in strong values and a common goal.
"We've got a run of games now where we're playing some very tough sides who are also in similar situations to ourselves and, if we come through that well, we might be looking at the league table with a little more pleasure than we have," reflected Kelly.
"We are very clear that the figures we have reflect what we can verify ourselves.
Most of them worked under the patronage of aristocrats, so the texts we have reflects their interests.
The government that we have reflects the historical circumstances of the Cold War, and to a lesser extent, conflicts before that, that were between states.
"We've reflected a lot," said Justin Osofsky, Facebook's vice president for global operations and media partnerships, which includes Trending Topics.
To help ring in Rosh Hashanah -- the Jewish New Year -- we've reflected on the Jewish literary canon.
