The phrase "a glorious view of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a beautiful or impressive sight, often in the context of nature or landscapes.
Example: "From the top of the mountain, we were treated to a glorious view of the valley below."
Alternatives: "a stunning vista of" or "a magnificent sight of".
KAUAI, Hawaii — If Pierre Omidyar gets his way, 699 dairy cows will soon enjoy a glorious view of the Pacific Ocean, framed by a pristine beach.
And for anyone who wants a plain-English translation, this elongated screen provides a glorious view of your e-books, databases or very busy daily agenda.
All that, and a very comfortable room, with a view into the kitchen on the inside, and outside, a glorious view of the waters.
Depending on your point of view, these would either offer a glorious view of the land you're flying over (they're much bigger than the windows) or be quite oppressive (they're screens after all, and there's no natural light).
But they suspect his heart is not in it.Meeting in a cottage with a glorious view of the fells, the protesters were similarly disdainful of the planning process, which they consider rigged in favour of rich corporations.
The kitchen was so small you couldn't open the oven and the refrigerator at the same time (although it did offer a glorious view of the woods to anyone washing dishes or stirring pots).
Laugharne Castle is a well-preserved and strikingly beautiful site, with a glorious view from the top of the tower.
Much as I enjoyed the freshly installed poetry-posts, once or twice I felt that they stood a bit clumsily in the sightlines of a glorious view.
At the far end, they can see a framed and glorious view of the Blaskets; side arches hint at additional galleries, exhibits, but there is no trace of other visitors.
This single idea magnetized my mind with a positive and glorious view of what is referred to by many as the "for-profit sector".
