The phrase "a clear view on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when expressing an opinion or perspective on a particular topic or issue.
Example: "The committee aims to provide a clear view on the proposed changes to the policy."
Alternatives: "a clear perspective on" or "a definite opinion on".
"The Justice Department had a clear view on the past of this institution," said one executive who met with government officials.
Although the principal investigators usually work in the same environment and one might expect them to have a clear view on these matters, I would concede that this may not always be true.
Mr Bush has not aired a clear view on this.
Government, whether Labour or Conservative, needs to formulate a clear view on which industries are considered strategic.
The only person without a clear view on it all seems to be the man at the top.
Even if that will again likely trigger outrage among the players, Tiriac has a clear view on who should dictate changes in tennis.
The authorities were offered a helping hand by Brazilian bloggers who discovered that the photographer Ana Carolina Fernandes had posted an image on Facebook that offered a clear view of the pattern on one undercover officer's shirt.
If there are no cruise ships docked, you can get a clear view of the Opera House on one side and the MCA on the other.
I'm already so glad I tuned in to this today, because I am totally getting a clear view of WHAT'S GOING ON, in the election.
What about leveraging the same concept for all health care monitoring devices--giving yourself and your health care provider a clear view of what's going on inside you during various situations, environments, temperatures, etc?
GTR says the revamped conductor role would mean better customer service for passengers, including checking tickets, and that CCTV would give drivers a clear view of every door on the train when they took over responsibility.
