The phrase "a skewed perception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a distorted or biased understanding of a situation or concept.
Example: "Her experiences in the past have led to a skewed perception of trust in relationships."
Alternatives: "a distorted view" or "a biased understanding."
I think there are some people who are giving him a skewed perception of mainstream conservatism.
Unfortunately, attendees may have left with a skewed perception.
This is the weird thing for me: I've never said this publicly but I think there is a skewed perception of what a grammar school is.
The focus on abuse, neglect and exploitation in the public mind may be contributing to a skewed perception of the risks facing children.
While the idea of malicious drink spiking is understandably terrifying, the evidence suggests that it is exceptionally uncommon and that these products instil a false sense of security and a skewed perception of risk.
In Washington's official view, Cuba moved from regional problem to strategic threat, a skewed perception that continued to negatively influence attitudes even after Mikhail Gorbachev pulled the plug on the Cuban economy in the late 1990s and halted Russian assistance.
I think the governments in general have a really skewed perception of what we have to prioritize and what we have to value in our current system, especially from a capitalist perspective where money is really valued.
The cliched image of Paris Hilton lookalikes shoving tiny yapping puppies carelessly and unceremoniously into pink handbags has damaged an already skewed perception of pets and gender in the media.
I have a perfectly average skewed perception of myself.
What happened in the last few weeks is that Appalachia, in a 24-7 media hothouse, skewed perception.
This comedy of generosity, money lust, and skewed perception is based on a true story.
