"a slight view" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually refers to a limited or obstructed view, as in the following example sentence: From the hillside, we had a slight view of the city below.
He told me he had, but that he had but a very slight view of it, the person who was master of it not being willing to part with so valuable a rarity out of his closet.
One of the few jarring notes at the ceremony came from supporters of Mrs. Thatcher, who called President Obama's decision not to send any senior members of his administration to attend the funeral a slight, in view of Mrs. Thatcher's influential role as President Ronald Reagan's partner in facing down the Soviet Union.
The movie's moments of practical magic and twinkling goodness are a slight and saccharine view of the human animal.
He said there might be a slight delay "in view of the extremely complex situation and highly timely nature of their visit".
She dreams of people who conjure a touch of grace with a glance of empathy, a wink of recognition, but her fantasies are as narrow as the realities that she depicts; these moments of practical magic and twinkling goodness are a slight and saccharine view of the human animal.
In the posttest the difference was smaller and non-significant, due to a decrease of viewing time to girls and a slight increase of viewing time to women (girl: 3925.04 ms ± 2997.61, woman: 2931.49 ms ± 1366.40, t(20.98) = 1.21, p = .241).241
Its most prominent newspaper is the Chicago Sun-Times, a daily tabloid newspaper that might be thought of as the "Second Newspaper In the Second City". That moniker would not be a slight, however, when viewed from a national or even international perspective.
And yet, with Mr. Obama increasingly unpopular and "Miss Me Yet?" T-shirts for sale at Washington's Union Station a short walk from the Capitol, some polls suggest a slight softening of views.
Jerome, as a penitent, occupies the middle of the picture, set on a slight diagonal and viewed somewhat from above.
The greenery should form a slight dome when viewed from the side.
The survey also shows a slight increase of traditional views, in particular in Eastern and Mediterranean countries.
