The phrase "a rigid view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective or opinion that is inflexible or unyielding.
Example: "His rigid view on the subject made it difficult to have an open discussion."
Alternatives: "a strict perspective" or "an inflexible stance."
Like many doctors, he takes a rigid view - you're either for scientific medicine or against it; but this is not how patients operate.
"Michelin reviewers," he wrote, "are accused of being pretentious and 'out of touch' and of enforcing a rigid view of dining that's biased against certain cuisines".
Belief is often being associated with religion, which beyond us all tending to have quite a rigid view about, we also associate with our lives 'outside' of the workplace and therefore illegitimate for consideration in our day jobs.
Indeed, one of the unfortunate consequences of a rigid view of mootness in cases such as this is that the state and lower federal courts may well be left as the courts of last resort for challenges of relatively short state residency requirements.
While some lauded his uncompromising principles, others argued that such a rigid view of the Constitution both denies and attempts to limit the discretion of judges in ways that damage and distort our system of law.
While most of the BBC's dedicated science coverage of climate change was excellent, the topic's coverage by BBC's non-science journalists too often held to a rigid view of "due impartiality" and gave "fringe views" too loud a voice, the report concluded.
Mary Beth Norton begins her review of John Matteson's biography "The Lives of Margaret Fuller" (Jan . 22 by presenting the Massachusetts of 1810 as a place where a single, rigid view of woman's potential prevailed.
Mr. McConnell, a professor of law at the University of Utah, is a leading advocate of a less rigid view of the separation of church and state, arguing that religious activities should have an equal footing with nonreligious activities in the public sector.
Here's an even better alternative: The courts could embrace a less rigid view of the First Amendment.
Defendant urges the court to seek a less rigid view of the meaning of the Guidelines.
Doing something completely new and out of your comfort zone will make you open up your mind and have a less rigid view of how things should be done.
