The phrase "a more progressive view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing perspectives or opinions that are considered to be forward-thinking or more liberal in nature.
Example: "In today's society, many people advocate for a more progressive view on social issues, emphasizing equality and inclusivity."
Alternatives: "a more advanced perspective" or "a more forward-thinking stance".
A more progressive view of nationhood doesn't exclude cultural diversity.
Is this person trustworthy?" Luckily, he says, Gove's replacement took a more progressive view.
It was interesting to think of why in the 1960s, the Catholic Church thought it necessary to address Christian unity and promote a more progressive view of Christianity.
He also argues that Catalonia would take a more progressive view toward refugees, in keeping with the controversial intent of policymakers in Brussels to force E.U. member states to take in a quota of refugees -- proposals that have so far been rebuffed by a host of right-wing governments.
These changes represent a more progressive view on U.S. drug policy, and a harsher stance on guns and violence.
Sexual encounters unfold naturally with performers' enthusiastic participation, which makes for a more progressive view of sexuality.
And while the organization contends that community dialogues and presentations are the best opportunity to change perceptions about immigration and fuel a strong "ripple effect", others question whether attendees of the local mixers aren't already inclined to have a favorable, or at least a considerably more progressive, view of immigrants.
A somewhat more progressive view, which I share, is that London represents a new England, which still has at its heart the royal family, and I always love seeing the royal side of the city, visiting Buckingham Palace and the Royal Mews (where the royal horse-drawn carriages, as well as their horses, and motor cars are kept).
In France, cohabitation is a status that is almost interchangeable with marriage and thus cohabiters are not necessarily a self-selected group with more progressive views on the division of labor.
To brave a male-dominated field such as economics, a woman pretty much has to be at least a bit of a feminist, and that correlates with other more progressive views".
It is possible that an urban, educated population might have more progressive views about female offspring, mental illness and the role of obstetric care, compared to their rural counterparts.
