The phrase "a serious perception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's strong or significant understanding or interpretation of a situation or issue.
Example: "Her comments reflected a serious perception of the challenges we face in the industry."
Alternatives: "a profound understanding" or "a significant viewpoint."
Australia's computer science industry has a serious perception problem.
While it's important to note that there haven't been any documented breaches from this vulnerability, it has created a serious perception problem for Intel and its competitors, especially since they have chosen from an engineering perspective to optimize their chips for speed over security for many years, paving the way for these vulnerabilities.
Lawrence Hawes, principal at Dow Brook Advisory Services, and who follows online collaboration said that despite the new features, Dropbox still has a serious perception problem with IT pros inside the enterprise, and a few new bells and whistles isn't likely to change that.
Struggling to overcome a serious perception problem with female voters, Santorum held a Sept. 1, 2006, news conference at the Omni William Penn Hotel in Pittsburgh to showcase endorsements from prominent women lawmakers.
Practice nurses mentioned that participants found the number of consultations rather high, especially since they did not have a serious perception of risk or a sense of a relevant disease burden.
Q. Have these events created a serious public perception problem about Microsoft on the issue of security?
"There are some serious perceptions and realities that have to be handled".
The GCSE English grading fiasco has had a "serious impact on perceptions of fairness", Ofqual admitted today.
"We recognise the significance of the issues with GCSE English this summer: the generosity of the awards in assessments taken before June 2012 has had a serious impact on perceptions of fairness at qualification level," Ofqual said.
It is well-known that emotional factors have a serious influence on the perception of situations and the actual emotional load of a real situation might reduce the amount of remembered details [ 27].
IN recent weeks, strong voices in Germany have told Mr. Schröder he made a serious mistake in allowing the perception to develop that he had turned the country into France's junior partner.
