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The phrase "a standpoint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a particular position or perspective on an issue or topic.
Example: "From a standpoint of environmental sustainability, we must reconsider our energy policies."
Alternatives: "a perspective" or "a viewpoint".
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It's a standpoint that gives him a particular perspective.
There is a lack of studies from such a standpoint.
Comedy begins from a standpoint of reason, without reason it's impossible to identify what's absurd.
Is it a culture, a politics, a standpoint, or a way of being?
At other times, it's a standpoint on which to proclaim your true identity.
We'll look at every position from a standpoint that something is missing.
From a standpoint of being selfish right now, yeah, we'd like to be playing, sure".
"From a standpoint of the league," Coughlin added, "I don't have any complaints with the system.
"However, from a standpoint of society, it's very important to have that there.
It's often assumed that critics write from a standpoint of expertise.
Parker told Ebony that those initial remarks came from a "standpoint of ignorance".
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