The phrase "a gendered perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing viewpoints or analyses that take into account the differences and implications of gender in various contexts.
Example: "In her research, she emphasized the importance of a gendered perspective to understand the social dynamics at play."
Alternatives: "a gender-focused viewpoint" or "a gender-sensitive approach".
"In some ways I would have thought he'd be a much more interesting character to focus on if you open out a gendered perspective on political discontent".
UN resolution 1325 called for more women in decision-making positions, a gendered perspective to be "mainstreamed" across peacekeeping and for more women like Mehrotra to participate in field operations in military roles as police and as human rights observers.
This article explicitly explores the evolution of migration flows from Moldova and Georgia in the post-Soviet period from a gendered perspective.
But feminist animal ethics goes further by providing a gendered perspective on such practices and on animal protection generally (see feminist animal ethics of care discussed in Section 3.8).
These are different levels of mobility, the challenges and limits of diverse levels of technical connectivity between several localities, the dynamics between approved relatedness and family-based migration regimes as well as the normative aspects resulting in a gendered perspective on the demands of reciprocity.
*Meridel LeSueur (1900-1996) was a feminist socialist, whose work centered on women's issues within the working class consciousness of the 1930s, offering a gendered perspective that was markedly absent in the traditional socialist ideology and writing of the time.
Particularly at a time when the overwhelmingly male foreign-policy establishment, including international organizations such as the United Nations, appears to have run out of ideas for how to manage or even approach violent conflicts, a more gendered perspective on foreign affairs may in fact be a pragmatic strategy.
The vast majority of research supporting a particularly gendered perspective on risk is cross-sectional rather than longitudinal, and may, by its design, preclude a clear understanding of how women's power and independence in relationships may change over time in stable partnerships.
The qualitative approach allows us to incorporate a more fluid gendered perspective and to reflect on the perceptions and processes of (doing) gender during the internships.
At the close of the Ferraro-Bush debate, I stepped to the platform at the front of the room, and with complete and utter confidence -- ignoring Lois's gendered perspective -- announced that we would now see how the press responded to this amazing piece of history.
Looking at gendered perspectives is not new, but needs a wider scope of exploration to bring gender into focus and women's issues to the center.
