The phrase "a true perspective of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's viewpoint or understanding of a particular subject or situation.
Example: "To gain a true perspective of the issue, we must consider all sides of the argument."
Alternatives: "an accurate view of" or "a genuine understanding of".
It's difficult to gain a true perspective of something when you're standing so close to it, but this is likely to remain a definitive commentary on the twentieth century's final shout.
Only after careful review of the report can we really have a true perspective of how well speed cameras will work in our area, if at all.
When she was younger, and constantly on the road campaigning, Steinem tells me that when when she arrived somewhere new, she'd always take a walk to the highest point in town to get a true perspective of how things unfolded below.
As a peer-reviewed journal whose stated mission is to present the best science in an objective manner, we are disappointed with your continued lack of objectivity and inability to collect the necessary information to present a true perspective of the science.
Weeding is one of my favourite tasks: on the ground among the plants, you get a true perspective on a place.
When you start hearing the stories from a true perspective ... of people who were actually there, it gives you a clear viewpoint of where you are as an artist and the story you would like to tell.
Jack Fingleton claimed that "The true perspective of Ponsford's deeds had barely dawned on the game when Bradman ruthlessly thrust him from public thought ... ...... Apart from Brian Lara, Ponsford is the only man to twice score 400 runs in a first-class innings and along with Bradman and Wally Hammond, he remains one of only three men to have scored four triple-centuries.
While we have no gold standard to identify the "true" perspective of women, if we assume that the surveys/interviews reflect the true perspective of women, the discrepancies observed between attributes included in surveys/interviews and DAs suggest that the true perspectives of users are not being reflected in the available tools.
We used previously validated survey tools on illness beliefs and medication adherence self-efficacy, but the validation was not done in an Afro-Caribbean population and these scales may not accurately reflect true perspectives of our target population [17, 18].
In the true spirit of doing it all, I take a small camera with me and this way I can give a true insider perspective of what it's like to experience these destinations up close and personal!
Swain told the Huffington Post, "I wanted to make the video from a true observational perspective of being a parent and a dad and having to embrace the same questions asked by people daily about my twins".
