The phrase "a biased view of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing perspectives or opinions that are influenced by personal feelings or prejudices rather than objective facts.
Example: "The article presents a biased view of the political situation, failing to consider multiple perspectives."
Alternatives: "a skewed perspective on" or "a one-sided opinion about".
4Though critics say it presents a biased view of America, the channel's recent reports have been largely neutral in tone.
In tune with this, the paper presents "a biased" view of works in the hybrid PN arena.
But looking in isolation at the suicide rate in recent years gives "a biased view of the situation," he added.
Richter, known for his theatrical questioning, responded by calling on Wallington to "disqualify herself from hearing this matter on the basis of a biased view of the evidence".
The movie is "propaganda that represents a biased view of the group with whom Israel finds itself at war," she added.
As part of this discussion, we present a biased view of what constitutes best practices for use of InSAR observations in geodetic modeling.
You might have heard of a lot of resistance to those, but I'm a bit of a grammar nerd, so I think I have a biased view on it.
A biased view to be sure.
Bowden said, "We don't want to be too worshipful of science, because there are no scientific studies that prove water puts out fire, but fire departments use it," and "doctors are getting a biased view because of Big Pharma". When I asked him whether holistic nutritionists have a similar bias from selling supplements, he said that there is good evidence supporting supplementation.
The Conservatives have been accused by Labour of having a biased view in favour of the bid by News Corporation.
They soon forgot I was there, but as a seven-year-old I was an open recording machine and at the women's press club, in a room of super glossy female journalists, I got a lot of women's angles on things, including a very biased view of marriage from my mother's remarks about my father, who had left her for a younger violinist".
