The phrase "a point of view for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing perspectives or opinions related to a specific topic or situation.
Example: "In this essay, I will present a point of view for the importance of renewable energy sources."
Alternatives: "a perspective on" or "an opinion regarding".
We want to provide a point of view for the MTV Generation.
There is too much invisible advertising on our screens without a point of view for us to yank off the interesting stuff.
Now a multitiered business plan, a point of view for the brand, and a purpose for GE's people, Ecomagination has delivered more than 90 new products and $70 billion in revenue in its first five years.
Harold Beaver's review of my book "A Choice of Inheritance" (Feb. 4) concludes that I want literary criticism to become, in Mr. Beaver's words, "genially receptive to mass culture". Mr. Beaver has mistaken a description of a point of view for an endorsement of the same point of view.
This could be a point of view for example, or perhaps thoughts on the kindness of those met in the course of the assignment, be they rebels or whatever.
The owner had been quoted in Boston Magazine as saying, 'Unions have no place, in my opinion, in the heath care industry.' Quite a point of view for the host of an important Democratic Party event".
As a class, create a point of view statement for Cinderella, the prince, and the two stepsisters.
You knew that Alex had a point of view, but for the most part he stayed out of it.
"Lobbyists are sort of like lawyers – basically, you're advocating a point of view". And for that you need facts and a grasp of science.
The use of effective constitutive parameters for waveguide materials provides an alternative point-of-view for the design of waveguide and microstrip based components, including planar lenses and filters, as well as devices with derived from a bulk material response.
A Point of View: Are tyrants good for art?
