The phrase "a perspective on how" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing viewpoints or insights regarding a particular method or approach to a topic.
Example: "In this article, we will provide a perspective on how technology is reshaping education."
Alternatives: "an outlook on how" or "a viewpoint on how".
I didn't have a perspective on how a woman would see it.
Finally, we provide a perspective on how this unique combination of photonically active biomaterials may transition to concerted applications.
We then present a perspective on how this information might be used to design stable P450 enzymes for industrial application.
We hope that through guided discussions, students can come away with a perspective on how to address challenging scenarios.
In the present paper, we provide a perspective on how multiscale molecular modeling can assist in developing the science of biomass processing.
This paper provides an overview of opportunity areas, a description of relevant technical challenges, and a perspective on how these challenges might be addressed in supply chain design.
"For the Sins of My Father" (Broadway Books, $24.95) offers a remarkable perspective on how a brutal mobster could lead a sweet home life as a suburban dad.
After editing the clips into a single video, Kuriyama had not only a record of daily life, but a new perspective on how he lived day to day.
I am, in fact, a woman, and that just gives me a different perspective on how you govern.
By employing noninvasive combined EMEG whole-brain recordings and a functional oscillation approach, our study provides a new perspective on how the human brain computes complex words.
"Change is necessary to gain a fresh perspective on how we conduct business," acting director Joseph Clancy said in a statement emailed to the Guardian.
