The phrase "a perspective at" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts where you are discussing a viewpoint or angle related to a specific topic or situation, but it is better to use more standard expressions.
Example: "From a perspective at the intersection of technology and ethics, we can better understand the implications of AI."
Alternatives: "a viewpoint on" or "an angle regarding".
Blessed with unimagined income, Leiter is also setting a high standard for athletes with his hands-on involvement in charity work, while trying to keep a perspective at home.
She's also fond of generalizing from a perspective at times pious ("Many good things come out of sacrifice"), feminist ("There is a certain kind of professor, often in the sciences, who seems to keep a wife only to insult her") and self-deprecating ("There is always someone else round the corner doing it better, charging less and cornering the market").
In many theologies that is a description of the condition (to be achieved only when human life ends) in which the self exchanges its limited, fallen perspective for the perspective (not a perspective at all) of union with deity, where there is no distance between the would-be knower and the object of his cognitive apprehension because, in Milton's words, everyone and everything is "all in all".
It does start to field a perspective at what Microsoft has in mind for its new platform, however: An environment where touch and more traditional mouse and keyboard input sit in harmony.
Decades of scholarship on gender have uncovered a perspective at odds with the conventional wisdom.
From an engineering perspective, AT II cells are considered independent entities that act autonomously driven by their own internal mechanisms interacting with the surrounding environment.
The senses present things only as they appear from a given perspective at a given moment in time.
The surveys provide an opportunity to assess the state of maternity care services from a consumer perspective at a given point in time and to examine changes over time in service delivery.
From a behavioural perspective, at a price level equal to the average premium contribution of formal sector workers 35% of informal workers should be expected to enrol in the BHI.
You could also say it's an excuse to take a look from a different perspective at half of the colorful incidents in human history.
This, in turn, underlines the importance of developing supportive interventions from a preventive perspective at an early stage of the illness trajectory.
