The phrase "a logical view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a perspective or interpretation that is based on reasoning or rational thought.
Example: "From a logical view, the decision to invest in renewable energy sources makes sense given the current climate crisis."
Alternatives: "a rational perspective" or "a reasoned standpoint".
The right-hand size of the figure presents a "logical" view of the object graphs.
With some new impetus from computer science, this well-argued and original book proposes a logical view on the whole.
The Clinton administration had already told a judge in the case that the lawsuit would not adversely affect American foreign-policy interests -- a logical view, given that Washington already enforces an economic embargo against Myanmar.
A DBMS supports a logical view (schema, subschema); physical view (access methods, data clustering); data definition language; data manipulation language; and important utilities such as transaction management and concurrency control, data integrity, crash recovery, and security.
Figure 7 illustrates a logical view of our example SWF file in which the file is structured as a tree.
The VPC adopts a logical view where a cloud infrastructure appears as though it is operated solely for an organization.
"He's got a passionate but logical view of the way the world ought to work," a colleague said.
Their scheme uses a three-tiered logical view of DCA architecture.
MPI parses each service provisioning policy to a logical policy view, which consists of a pair of logical end nodes, a traffic pattern specification, and a list of required network functions (or a service function chain).
The use of CLA in exploring the S-D logical view on value co-creation is a unique combination.
From the logical view of the data, WSNs can be viewed as a distributed database.
