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The phrase "a perspective that was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a viewpoint or understanding that existed in the past or has changed over time.
Example: "The article explores a perspective that was prevalent during the 19th century, highlighting how societal norms have evolved since then."
Alternatives: "a viewpoint that existed" or "an outlook that was present".
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"She brought a perspective that was slightly removed from the maelstrom," Mr. Axelrod said.
"I have a perspective that was shaped by living through the absolute worst".
But Moynihan put the issue in a perspective that was otherwise lacking that day.
I realised my own experience had given me a perspective that was really valuable".
A perspective that was once widespread but has since been discredited held that shamanism results from psychosis.
"It's an exploration of the second world war from a perspective that was, before that book, almost completely unknown," she said.
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A perspective that is almost exclusively white, and predominantly male.
And so you bring a perspective that is unique.
The spot offers a perspective that isn't achieved easily.
But for now, they say they share a perspective that is unique, and often refreshing.
Mr. Almodóvar acknowledges misfortune — and takes it seriously — from a perspective that is essentially comic.
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