The phrase "a harmful view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective or opinion that is detrimental or damaging in some way.
Example: "The article discusses the implications of holding a harmful view on mental health issues."
Alternatives: "a damaging perspective" or "a detrimental opinion".
They are more likely to live in societies which hold mistaken or harmful views, such as that girls should not go to school.Conventional economic thinking assumes the poor will want to earn their way out of poverty.
Secondly, we must accept the rather distasteful prospect that these extreme expressions of hatred that horrify the vast majority of us, are in fact simply more concentrated versions of the watered-down (but no less harmful) views shared by many, many more people.
These narrow and harmful views are motivated by fear, not understanding.
"The commission's new request does nothing to address the fundamental problems with the commission's illegitimate origins, questionable mission or the preconceived and harmful views on voting rights that many of its commissioners have advanced," he said in a statement.
To be told that, as a woman of color and a bisexual woman, I have not been doing enough for "women" – by which I can only assume she means "white women" – in the quest for gender equality is not only incredibly hurtful to those of us who check many boxes when it comes to identity, but also a harmful point of view.
Pence would be thrilled to see Donald subverting what the conservative Christian candidate views as a harmful pagan tradition.
And yet, in communities where it is practised, FGM/C is not viewed as a harmful act but as a necessary step to raise a girl and, in many cases, to make her eligible for marriage.
Others, however, view it as a harmful influence on, for example, the strength of research evidence, preferring classical statistical methods [12].
Instead they expressed the view that a cough is a harmful disease.
