The phrase "a productive view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a perspective or opinion that leads to positive outcomes or results in a particular context.
Example: "Having a productive view on teamwork can significantly enhance collaboration and efficiency within the group."
Alternatives: "a constructive perspective" or "an effective outlook".
The U-bend argues for a more productive view".
While some artists have taken this as carte blanche to release any old nonsense and put a tour on sale – a rather optimistic, if not short-termist view, of the cycle of celebrity – it is hard not to listen to Anti and deduce that Rihanna has taken a rather more productive view and decided, rather splendidly: I don't need anybody to buy this.
Students who express negative attitudes toward the new interdisciplinary focus of introductory biology in some contexts may express more productive views in other contexts.
The consequences of this education deficit are enormous, both from a child rights perspective and from a productive labour force point of view.
The Chinese described it as a "productive meeting" in which its views had "won the appreciation and support of many participating countries".
The Herman Miller company's "Greenhouse" manufacturing plant in Zeeland, Mich., boasts clever design, abundant natural light, prairie views and a productive workforce.
What constitutes learning is particularly salient in the field of postsecondary education, where the concept of organizational learning is widely viewed as a productive way to think about improving education.
Currently, iBLEND is viewed as a productive site for graduate schools to recruit underrepresented minority students having specific competencies related to mathematical biology.
Moreover, a comprehensive resource describing a systematic quantitative analysis of temporal changes in the host and viral proteins throughout the course of a productive infection could provide dynamic views into virus-host interactions [ 116].
