The phrase "a more conventional view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing perspectives or opinions that align with widely accepted norms or traditional beliefs.
Example: "In the debate about climate change, some scientists advocate for innovative solutions, while others hold a more conventional view that emphasizes existing methods."
Alternatives: "a more traditional perspective" or "a more standard viewpoint".
A more conventional view is that Mr. Cuomo will run for governor and Mr. Paterson will step aside before any primary battle heats up.
While many of his peers are expressing their disillusionment by occupying and then getting thrown out of public spaces, Mr. Torpey has a more conventional view of how to create change, at least within the borders of this middle- and upper-middle-class suburb of about 16,000 residents.
About 10,000 men in England and Wales become masons each year, but with an average age of nearly 60 among the nation's 475,000 freemasons, the brotherhood is in decline.Although some freemasons claim that the society goes back as far as ancient Egypt, a more conventional view dates its origins to medieval cathedral-builders who carved in soft "freestone".
For a more conventional view of the efficient cause, see Ross (1923, 75).
The constant presence is by itself a form of protest, notwithstanding the additional marches, conversations, and visual representations that fit a more conventional view of protest movements.
As it happens, Clinton takes a more conventional view, and, among other things, has long backed the NATO expansionism which has alarmed Russia since the '90s and may drive a new nuclear arms race as Brown and Perry point out.
Loans from the Tate and from private collections include Turner's preparatory sketches which show he first planned a much more conventional view from the shore with a breakwater in the foreground.
The more conventional view, and the one supported by major psychiatric bodies, is that the mental health and wellbeing of the young person is much better if their gender is affirmed.
(The more conventional view is that judicial review was widely accepted by the time of Marbury). And it wasn't until 1959 that the Court equated its own decision in Brown v. Board of Education with the "supreme law of the land". Although Burns provocatively calls the judicial power to veto laws "unconstitutional," he is an inconsistent champion of judicial deference.
The Super Bowl also broke a much bigger, more conventional viewing record on Sunday: an average of 111.3 million television viewers at any given time during the game, up from 111 million last year.
His fellow physicians are "mostly an older generation," and Richard believes they hold more conventional views about men's clothing styles.
