The phrase "a candid view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an honest, straightforward, or unfiltered perspective on a topic or situation.
Example: "In her article, she provided a candid view of the challenges faced by the industry."
Alternatives: "an honest perspective" or "a frank opinion".
One student, who spoke anonymously to offer a candid view of the school's climate, said teenagers are expected to boast impressive extracurricular activities on top of stellar grades.
In an e-mail interview earlier this month, Mr. Torvalds explained that his was a candid view in the murky, complex realm of software patents these days.
"The N.R.C. report was very stylized and didn't really give a candid view of what happened," said Edward Smeloff, executive director of the Pace University Energy Project. "This internal memo drew a picture that was much more haphazard.
On a candid view of the two rivers, he flattered himself, that the seat, which would most correspond with the public interest, would be found on the banks of the Potowmack.
It's a candid view into one of the most successful groups of that era and their re-emergence with a new recording.
Now comes a book that offers a powerfully candid view of Murray's struggles with depression — one that will speak even to readers unfamiliar with his work.
Public records, affidavits and a special legislative report released last week offer a strikingly candid view inside the world of political nonprofits, where big money sluices into campaigns behind a veil of secrecy.
My work with the It's Working Project reveals a very candid view from the parental perspective.
One of the declared inspirations for This Is Spinal Tap, the film offers a searingly candid view of the young, supremely confident Dylan on tour.
Instead, they suggest that it should tread more carefully for America's sake, because turmoil in emerging economies will eventually hurt America too.Mr Osborne offered a refreshingly candid view of the limits of international co-operation.
But Randall S. Kroszner, who will vote at the bank's policy meeting on Dec. 11, offered a surprisingly candid view that the current benchmark interest rate of 4.5percentt should sustain economic stability, even in what he acknowledged would be a difficult fourth quarter.
