The phrase "a heterogeneous view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective that incorporates diverse or varied elements, often in discussions about opinions, cultures, or approaches.
Example: "The report presented a heterogeneous view of the community, highlighting the different backgrounds and experiences of its members."
Alternatives: "a diverse perspective" or "a varied outlook".
Macroscopic view showed an heterogeneous aspect due to the mixture of tissues (solid tumour, lipoid component and areas of haemorrhage).
Even though patients had ambivalent and heterogeneous views about PIEM, the occurrence of PIEM can be considered a serious adverse event because of its negative consequences on patients and on their therapeutic contract with care providers, which can lead them to suspend or end treatment, lose confidence in medical management, and return to the condition of chronic pain.
Genomic analyses of triple negative breast cancers (TNBCs) have been previously performed [ 60- 63] and they revealed a heterogeneous and complex view of this breast cancer subtype.
Traditionally, network and computation failure on a heterogeneous network are viewed as an unfortunate obstacle to reliable, efficient computation.
In a view of the IVS, no significant difference was seen between infarcted and healthy tissue, whereas in another view, a heterogeneous infarction was seen to be presenting itself as non-contractile in systole.
The objective of this paper is to illustrate process design from the industrial point of view for a heterogeneous reactive distillation exemplified by the decomposition of MTBE.
Schizoaffective disorder is viewed as a heterogeneous diagnosis among psychotic illnesses.
Rather, the amalgamation of various aspects and views into a heterogeneous assembly of coordinated products is required.
Contrary to its earlier description as a relatively homogeneous disease, CLL more recently has been viewed as a heterogeneous disease with variable clinical course that correlates with several biologic markers of prognosis [1] The most clinically significant prognostic markers are cytogenetics determined by fluorescence in situ hybridization (FISH) and IgVH followed by ZAP70 status.
