The phrase "a modern view" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing contemporary perspectives or interpretations on a particular topic or issue.
Example: "In recent years, a modern view of education emphasizes the importance of technology in the classroom."
Alternatives: "a contemporary perspective" or "a current outlook".
Shouldn't traditions be revised to fit a modern view of the world, they asked.
This brings young people a modern view of the world and an understanding of what life may entail.
In proposing to remove the shackles from live coverage, ESPN's and Fox's two-front challenge reflects a modern view of Olympic event consumption.
And if that had happened, Mr. Svilanovic said, it would have been the victory of a tainted gangsterism and the defeat of a modern view of moral behavior.
She goes by the quaintly dated name Midge, but has her own career as an illustrator and a modern view of love and sex.
"The idea that churches should only be places of worship is quite a modern view," says Matthew McKeague, head of regeneration at the Churches Conservation Trust.
It also sets a modern viewing record for a French film (only "La Grande Vadrouille", with 17m tickets sold in 1966, has done better).
But the two most serious athletes in this makeshift camp have a more modern view of a medal.
Manuel Valls, a deputy and mayor with a refreshingly modern view of the left, says Socialists are not being straight by promising retirement at 60.
She pushed the party to accept immigration, a more modern view of the family and a free-market economic programme.
(This is an extension of that round at the same valuation) Spun off from sex and dating community Nerve Media, Babble takes a more modern view on parenting, aimed at a younger generation of parents who live in cities, equally share parenting duties (or at least make an effort) and use the internet to access information.
