The phrase "a piecemeal view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an incomplete or fragmented perspective on a subject, often implying that the understanding is based on isolated pieces of information rather than a comprehensive understanding.
Example: "The report provided a piecemeal view of the project's progress, leaving many important details unaddressed."
Alternatives: "fragmented perspective" or "incomplete picture".
The most plausible version of realism is a "piecemeal realism," a view that defends the permissibility of interpreting talk of unobservables literally but insists on attention to the details of particular cases.
Darden has countered with a focus on the strategies that scientists employ to construct, evaluate, and revise mechanical explanations of phenomena; on her view, discovery is a piecemeal, incremental, and iterative process of mechanism elucidation.
The notion of a piecemeal creation, that is, fits Boyle's views of God's abilities, fits Genesis, and fits the views of previous thinkers.
Our view of the abnormalities required to generate and sustain leukemia is evolving from a piecemeal account based on individual lines of research into a comprehensive view of how all the important components (eg, transcriptional program, chromatin modifications, DNA sequence, alterations in noncoding genome) interact, in each patient and each leukemic cell.
But what is perhaps most disturbing about Mr. Beck's recent statements is that he is urging his listeners to follow a piecemeal Gospel because it better fits his worldly political views.
Co-founder and CEO Vivek Sharma said agileEMAIL includes the company's older tools, but where it previously offered a "piecemeal solution," with the new platform it's taking "a broader view".
Former International Monetary Fund Chief Economist Simon Johnson and others view the delay as the next step in a piecemeal effort to repeal Dodd-Frank in its entirety.
This profile examines recent regeneration initiatives and a move from a piecemeal development of disparate sites to partnership working and a more holistic view of regeneration activities, and is a good example of some of the innovative ways in which smaller cities are seeking to re-image and regenerate in response to economic crises.
