The phrase "a synoptic view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a comprehensive overview or summary of a subject or situation.
Example: "The report provides a synoptic view of the current economic trends affecting the industry."
Alternatives: "a comprehensive overview" or "a broad perspective."
A synoptic view of Western philosophy in the 19th century reveals an interesting chronology.
In a synoptic view presented here we see these two phenomena as closely related.
This offered a synoptic view of how LULC changes occurred and how they affected the environment at a landscape scale.
This chapter provides a synoptic view to the clinicians with the basic application of the additional subtests.
He provides a synoptic view of how the application of traditional Jain ethics can help one enact environmentalist values.
They can in turn extrapolate information about the general circulation of the upper stratum of the ocean from a synoptic view of the surface pressure field.
UAS technology can provide a detailed synoptic view of a flow's evolution and emplacement behavior, possibly spurring the development of new predictive models designed specifically for pāhoehoe lava flows.
Calculating these lavasheds can provide a more synoptic view of the potential paths a flow may travel within a confined geographic area.
A piece on how the reading experience can become overwhelming by a large volume of available books – and how that is only ever increasing in the era of ebooks; plus a "nice synoptic view of writing as a profession" (as recommended by Swelter, too).
Conducted using strict method protocols and within a 32-day time frame it provides a truly synoptic view of the oceanography, zooplankton, krill, and higher predator biomass and distribution for the Scotia Sea and Antarctic Peninsula region.
Results provide a unique synoptic view of larval distributions in 3 distinct hydrographic regimes in the mouth of a major estuary.
