The phrase "a narrow perspective of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's limited viewpoint or understanding of a particular subject or issue.
Example: "Her analysis of the situation was based on a narrow perspective of the facts, which led to an incomplete conclusion."
Alternatives: "a limited view of" or "a restricted understanding of".
Where you and others are coming from is a narrow perspective of professional cycling in Europe.
This holistic approach avoids a narrow perspective of the environmental burden of products [26].
And, finally, support for elders, both in terms of attitudes and more literal supports such as accessibility modifications to homes, should be a part of the discussion around retirement, rather than a narrow perspective of retirement finances.
It is cultivated from a narrow perspective of writings that blanket bookshelves and newsstands.
Perhaps it was because I had a narrow perspective of what being in business was.
Individual's entrepreneurial orientation has been discussed but with a narrower perspective of creativity or innovation only (Jong & Hartog 2007).
A broader perspective of the healthcare decision maker who manages waiting lists, and for whom there is a real economic benefit in releasing a bed day for another patient to occupy, and a narrower perspective of a manager working within an ICU or hospital.
It is most likely, however, that the world will pass you by — your organization will be less successful and your team will have a narrower perspective on your customer and the potential of your business.
I know a lot of people in the UK don't have the same opportunities to have these kind of conversations with people with different beliefs, and so they have a very narrow perspective of what it means to be Muslim.
While this is important, it provides a somewhat narrow perspective of how people manage their diabetes.
From a narrow perspective, adtech has an abundance of companies that are impossible to differentiate.
