The phrase "a holistic point of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a comprehensive or all-encompassing perspective on a particular subject or issue.
Example: "To address the environmental crisis, we need to adopt a holistic point of view that considers social, economic, and ecological factors."
Alternatives: "an integrated perspective" or "a comprehensive viewpoint."
The approach is similar to the one already discussed with ICT-EARTH where the problem is studied from a holistic point of view.
This paper created an assessment method, namely an assessment framework to assess the suitability level of building energy saving technologies from a holistic point of view.
The comprehensive evaluation system is beneficial to manage self-ignition risks of coal piles from a holistic point of view and to establish an early warming system of self-ignition risks of coal piles.
The water dynamic was determined by system identification techniques and by physical virtual sensors, which considered the water balance from a holistic point of view – as a sub-model for a customizable interface between crop growth and the plant ecosystem.
Though it is accurate that the 3D feature descriptors adopted in this paper are well known, from a holistic point of view, a framework integrating several stages of pre-processing feature extraction, multiregion repre-processing featuresification—has not bextractioned in the literature (to the best of our knowledge), which indicates the novelty of this work.
The following article considers the contested field of power grid extension in Germany from such a holistic point of view: looking at several local protest sites, this qualitative case study focuses on the action orientations of the opposing people, organizations, and interdependencies thereof.
More effort is now being made, says Mateo. "The different departments... education, social welfare and development, health, labour and agriculture are working together to study the problem from a more holistic point of view".
We're now in a position where we can look at the writing of art history from a more holistic point of view and not just the agenda of white males".
This can be very beneficial in many cases, but at times such "categorizations" may prevent us from being able to have a more holistic point of view.
However, at the clinical site, nurses tend to pay attention to the disease and its treatment rather than to the holistic point of view.
This holistic point of view can be useful to characterize phenotypes previously unknown, like for instance the description of the "fish fever" in zebrafish [ 6].
