"From a certain point of view" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is often used to express a differing opinion on a particular subject. For example, "From a certain point of view, climate change is a man-made phenomenon, however, some believe it is a natural cycle."
"From a certain point of view, it's brilliant," he says.
From a certain point of view, there was even an adventure in being stood up at the cryptology conference.
From a certain point of view, Stalinism boiled down to an attempt to make people become better Communists by locking up or killing the ones who wouldn't.
From a certain point of view, it might have been good for Messier to have played on Sunday in Denver during a 14-12 victory by North America over the World.
From a certain point of view, after all, a piano offers the harmonic and contrapuntal possibilities of a full orchestra in a single box, and those possibilities are greatly expanded when you have 21 of them.
From a certain point of view — it would be God's point of view, except that, as there is no God in Joyce, it's the artist's — Bloom and Stephen (or James and Nora) are just some of the stuff of the universe.
From one perspective, Stone said, "the government is discriminating against individuals or organizations who hold a certain point of view by withdrawing its investments in those organizations.
Each basic norm determines, as it were, a certain point of view.
A necessity is discussed from certain point of view also in Remark 4.
The picture can only be seen, and indeed only seen from certain points of view; the painting, by contrast, can be seen, smelled, heard, or even tasted, and can be observed from any point of view.
"From certain points of view, crisis is caused by humans," Wei tells The Creators Project.
