The phrase "a fixed view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective or opinion that is unchanging or rigid.
Example: "His insistence on a fixed view of the world made it difficult for him to accept new ideas or perspectives."
Alternatives: "a rigid perspective" or "an unchanging opinion."
And most New Yorkers have a fixed view of the mayor".
It's not like people have a fixed view of Romney — they don't".
They have a fixed view of what the front of house should look like, sound like and think like.
It is, for example, only when a culture can list its kings that it can enshrine a fixed view of its own history.
The chaos is admittedly there, but it's a creative one; he possessed the immense gift of never settling for a fixed view about life.
"We didn't have a fixed view about hurdles for him, and we wanted to see if we could plunder something like this," Henderson said later.
Stimuli were presented on a Dell Inspiron One desktop computer from a fixed viewing distance of 60 cm.
The critical passage in the Discussion ("Even though we employed a fixed viewing duration task, differential effects of reward on parameters k (stimulus scaling sensitivity) and B (distance-to-bound) could be constrained in our model due to the insertion of the microstimulation signal in visual area V5/MT") is too cryptic to help.
Although we employed a fixed viewing duration task, differential effects of reward on parameter k, coding for stimulus scaling sensitivity, and parameter B, coding for distance-to-bound, could be differentiated in our model due to the insertion of the microstimulation signal in visual area V5/MT.
"If you have a chair of governors who has a very fixed view of what a headteacher looks like then you are never going to change the mould, and that's what we must change," she said.
