The phrase "a decent perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a viewpoint or opinion that is reasonable or acceptable.
Example: "After considering all the arguments, I believe we have a decent perspective on the issue at hand."
Alternatives: "a reasonable viewpoint" or "an acceptable outlook".
"I think it's all the good advice and guidance that I've been given on how to handle playing a professional sport or handle just being a person and having a decent perspective on all that," Scott said.
The party is becoming less and less attractive a prospect for anyone with a decent perspective on life and interesting hobbies to give up their spare time and money to attend vitriolic branch meetings.
This is a decent perspective for HP, a company that has huge revenue lines that are either in slow decline, or under intense market pressure.
Someone in her position with a decent sense of perspective and self-knowledge might have said no to John McCain in August of 2008.
"I can't begin to imagine why, either from a decent human being perspective or just from a PR perspective.
The biological and social determinants of human capabilities imply that a Senian perspective of justice requires provision of a decent minimum of both genetic goods and social goods so that people are able to choose among combinations of functionings.
From any perspective, that is the principle of a decent society: We share a common interest.
It is important to note that such a right to a decent minimum is difficult to support from a theoretical view or from the perspective of universal rights.
Although some (Lenox 1995) might argue that such intervention is still a form of enhancement (as indeed all medicine is), the Senian perspective can allow it only if it can bring people above a decent minimum of basic capability deprivation.
A decent picture of the feasibility of circular business models is starting to emerge from a business, supply chain, policy and design perspective.
