The phrase "a cool view of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing an impressive or interesting perspective of a scene, object, or situation.
Example: "From the top of the mountain, we had a cool view of the entire valley below."
Alternatives: "an amazing perspective of" or "a stunning sight of".
The country's biggest daily newspaper, the New Zealand Herald, has also taken a cool view of the royal visit.
After a 1969 clip of Lord Clark rhapsodising over a copy of the Belvedere Apollo at Syon Park, Beard takes a cool view of his enthusiasm.
Themistocles himself took a cool view of Miltiades' autocratic character, but his judgment was not at fault if he helped to save the strategist and tactician who in 490 had beat off the first Persian attack on Athens at Marathon.
The reason the stockmarket takes such a cool view of defence shares in hot wars is that the army, navy or air force does not suddenly rush out and order more tanks, ships or warplanes just because it has to fight an enemy.
Yates' warm achievement is to tip the audience a gently knowing wink about the tricksiness of this while tackling each emotional tone and colour on its own merits and convincing you that the play adds up to a great deal more than the sum of its parts and reaches into the souls of spectators much further than a cool view of its separate components might seem to warrant.
A monorail offers a cool view of downtown.
A "cat's whisker" above the Kármán line – at 62 miles, the official boundary of space – into pitch black, gazing back on the impossibly cool view of planet earth, the view that astronaut Edgar Mitchell called "a glimpse of divinity".
Most of us have surely forgotten about Lyle and Erik, but I remember Hardwick's cool view of their father's celebrated head for business: "This is an indefinable endowment, a sort of genetic luck perhaps, in which one need not invent anything or even start up a useful enterprise.
Clearly with a contemporary audience in mind, Mr. Luhrmann and his wife, the costume and set designer Catherine Martin, chose to focus on a harder, cooler view of the '20s, and not strictly a lily-white view.
Yet the dissidents in the national-security establishment have a somewhat cooler view of the Iranians.
But we must resist it It is hard to argue that chocolate is an issue of strategic national interest The US is taking a clearer and cooler view of its long-term strategic position, and not before time.
