The phrase "a starkly different view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective or opinion that is significantly different from another.
Example: "The two researchers presented a starkly different view on the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a markedly different perspective" or "a sharply contrasting opinion."
A spokeswoman for McNeil offered a starkly different view of the company's dealings with the committee.
Other Democrats had a starkly different view of Mr. Barr's summary.
Rival private channels express a starkly different view, chronicling police brutality, electoral shenanigans and government dim-wittedness.
In explaining his decision, the cultural studies professor took a starkly different view from that of Secker and his father.
Republicans took a starkly different view, though one expressed with the same emotional intensity as their Democratic counterparts.
But health officials have taken a starkly different view of climbing birthrates, presenting the problem as one of economic management — not the size of the population.
The Department of Health declined to respond to Maude's starkly different view of the fund to Hunt.
"There is one starkly different view, that the climate change or climate warming issues is caused by the cyclical element of nature itself.
LaPierre also called on Congress to act immediately "to appropriate whatever is necessary to put armed police officers in every school in this nation". LaPierre's words are likely to set off a national debate over two starkly different views about curbing gun violence.
The results of Tuesday's primary elections for governor in North Carolina set up a fall campaign between candidates with starkly different views, particularly on the critical issue of education.
They are a generation apart, with a starkly different world view.
