The phrase "a back view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the perspective or appearance of something from the rear side.
Example: "The artist captured a stunning back view of the landscape, highlighting the mountains in the distance."
Alternatives: "rear view" or "backside perspective".
So drivers must rely on their sideview mirrors and two external cameras that provide a back view.
It is a back view of her late partner Susan Sontag in Petra, Jordan, a tiny, vulnerable figure, between massive muscular outcrops of rock, staring up at a Roman temple in the desert.
Even if Deane's arena-style choreography veers towards Busby Berkeley mechanics, he is very good at keeping the focus of the dance revolving, so that no section of the circular auditorium is stuck with a back view for too long.
Also the bathing-drawers would enable me to do a full front view of Ethel, which of course could not be done without them: but why should you object to my doing a back view of her without them?
Somewhere out there is a documentary of the Civil War with a back view of the South Carolina state capitol.
The Rokeby Venus depicts the Roman goddess of love, beauty and fertility reclining languidly on her bed, her back to the viewer in Antiquity, portrayal of Venus from a back view was a common visual and literary erotic motif —and her knees tucked.
And hot. 7. Shorts are awesome but do a back-view check before buying them.
This one was even smaller than the other one, with a drab back view and a run-down kitchen.
But if the outfits' fronts looked severe, with their high collars and slim sleeves, they had a sexy back view, with lace-up corset details leaving some skin exposed.
He suggests central banks could take a laid back view about the amount of borrowing made by big corporations, because they're not as crucial to the financial system as banks.
Fig. 3 a 1 Back view of testing equipment and the strip shell physical figure.
