The phrase "a recent view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a perspective or opinion that has emerged or been expressed in a relatively short time frame.
Example: "In light of a recent view on climate change, many scientists are advocating for more aggressive policy measures."
Alternatives: "a recent perspective" or "a recent opinion".
However, it's probably fair to say that few philosophers follow Stalnaker in this view (see discussion in Robbins 2004; and Rayo 2013 for a recent view similar to Stalnaker's).
On a recent view developed by Beall and Restall (2000, 2006), called by them "logical pluralism", the concept of logical truth carries a commitment to the idea that a logical truth is true in all of a range of items or "cases" (and its necessity consists in the truth of such a general claim; see Beall and Restall 2006, p. 24).
A recent view is that this frog should be included in the genus Lithobates as Lithobates catesbeianus.
A recent view of chelicerate phylogeny A "traditional" view of chelicerate phylogeny The "traditional" view of the arthropod "family tree" shows chelicerates as less closely related to the other major living groups (crustaceans; hexapods, which includes insects; and myriapods, which includes centipedes and millipedes) than these other groups are to each other.
A recent view is that switching between multiple motor skills may be problematic due to contextual retrieval effects [6], [10].
A recent view of discrete cell based modelling approaches can be found in [ 38, 40, 41].
Mr. Bergman approaches the play differently, as a recent viewing of a videotape of the production revealed.
At a recent viewing of "The Book of Masters" at the large Pushkin Theater in Moscow, moviegoers applauded the finale.
A recent viewing of the movie reminded me why virtually all of its details, save that catchy tune, have evaporated from the memory bank.
Interestingly, on a recent viewing, there was no mention of Mr. Romney's Republican opponents or of President Obama on the homepage.
"You can see things in pictures, it's just not the same," said Jennifer McComb, an antiques dealer from St . Louis during a recent viewing.
