"a one-sided view" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe a perspective or opinion which only considers one side of the issue. For example: "Although his opinion was well-argued, it was difficult to take it seriously since it was a one-sided view which completely disregarded the other side of the argument."
A Costa Mesa radio station shut down its weekly program on medical marijuana Sunday amid concerns that the show's host presented a one-sided view on a contentious topic, representatives said.
Overall the programme gave a one-sided view on this matter of political controversy".
The children's secretary, Ed Balls, has written to officials in the MoD asking them to investigate teachers' claims that their worksheets for 16- to 18-year-olds provide a one-sided view on the war in Iraq.
In a lawsuit in which both sides have agreed to keep documents sealed, publishing documents leaked by one side will, obviously, give readers a one-sided view of the facts, and harm the party who is abiding by his or her legal obligation.
Meanwhile, the United States rebuked Mary Robinson, the United Nations commissioner for human rights, suggesting she had taken a one-sided view in a report on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
"I don't want there to be a one-sided view," she said, stretched out on the beach.
But chemist John Moore of the University of Maryland, College Park, who's also been reviewed, worries that the sites could give students a one-sided view--not to mention cause "psychological harm" to professors.
If you've ever searched for a great college online you found many websites and advertisements that gave only a one sided view of "the best college for you". Schools like University of Phoenix, ITT Tech, Devry University, and Grand Canyon University are omnipresent.
Wicek acknowledges that there was a public meeting addressed by gas company representatives, but claims a video presentation showed a one sided view of fracking, with pipes being "cemented [and stating] that there is no way any liquid could leak through and pose a hazard to the ground waters".
In the above mentioned studies, some negative ramifications of publication of the data were described, such as selection by hospitals based on risk or a very one-sided view on the easily measurable aspects of quality (in relation to those less accessible to measurement).
Travel to Israel is not forbidden by Tunisian law, but most people grew up in the country watching Palestinians being slaughtered by Israelis on Al-Jazeera, gaining a thoroughly one-sided view of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and those who support the state of Israel.
