The phrase "a time perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how different time frames or historical contexts influence understanding or decision-making.
Example: "Having a time perspective allows us to evaluate the long-term effects of our actions on future generations."
Alternatives: "a temporal viewpoint" or "a chronological outlook".
Sense of Time ("Timeness") It's about the ability to put things in a time perspective, assessing the consequences considering past, present and future.
"From a time perspective this could take weeks maybe even months to respond to".
With one Leonisa at a time, perspective might infiltrate our culture of excess.
But a police spokesman, Iver Stensrud, said, "We are absolutely optimistic that the case will be cleared up, though it is hard to give a time perspective".
A review of measures carried out from a time perspective more than 10 years after a disaster event poses challenges.
Following the loss prevention history in this paper, a time perspective on loss prevention and its future is presented.
(GP #7) Others wanted a standard feedback sheet: Then you can have a summary over a longer time perspective, rather than some random reports.
It is interesting to note that the quantitative scenario studies looking into ICT reviewed here [48, 63, 64] all had a fairly short time span, whereas Arushanyan et al. [31] having a longer time perspective chose a qualitative assessment.
(GP #10) Then you can have a summary over a longer time perspective, rather than some random reports.
Given the GPs' expertise in dealing with multimorbidity and their overview of patient's life, it is due to stress that GPs play an important role in achieving a life time perspective on multimorbidity patterns [ 52].
To improve the accordance between the simulation models applied to investigate statistical techniques and the statistical models used to analyze clinical data, we have derived a flexible simulation algorithm that implements a total time perspective.
