The phrase "a measured view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective that is thoughtful, balanced, and carefully considered, often in discussions or analyses.
Example: "In the debate about climate change, it's important to have a measured view that takes into account both scientific data and economic implications."
Alternatives: "a balanced perspective" or "a thoughtful opinion".
But he took a measured view.
But he understands the job is not his, and takes a measured view of October.
When your father is being called a Communist, you take a measured view of that kind of criticism".
Mr. Hing was among those who took a measured view of the storm's impact, already looking ahead.
He was too irritated by the new Olympus of celebrities and, even more, by the enthusiasm they inspired in younger intellectuals to give a measured view.
As the title — "How Bruce Lee Changed the World" — suggests, the producers do not take a measured view of Lee's impact.
In an interview after last Friday's prayers, Mr. Marouf offered a more measured view and an assessment heard throughout the rebel-held zones.
When I called Joseph H. Flom, the Flom in Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom, who has worked on the opposing side to Mr. Lipton for nearly a generation, and has a more measured view of shareholder activism, the first thing he told me was, "I just got back from lunch with Marty".
"I think with the benefit of a bit of time and a bit of distance, people will take a more measured view of what's really happening in the world economy.
In The New York Times Book Review, the scholar of black American literature Addison Gayle Jr. called it "the most important work of fiction by an Afro-American since 'Native Son,' " and if other critics took a more measured view, most still regarded it as a promising first outing by a young writer with a compelling voice.
Yet these narrative extremes obscure a more measured view that one could take of a confrontation that paradoxically contained the seeds of possible reconciliation.
