The phrase "a utilitarian point of view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing perspectives or approaches that prioritize the greatest good for the greatest number of people.
Example: "From a utilitarian point of view, the decision to implement the new policy was justified as it benefits the majority."
Alternatives: "a pragmatic perspective" or "a practical viewpoint".
But surely from a utilitarian point of view, such psychological arguments are moral arguments.
From a utilitarian point of view, this is hard to argue with, and during the 1970s a lot of people argued for it.
From a utilitarian point of view, however, the foregoing argument for the enactment of some form of social minimum is not conclusive.
12. Sidgwick (1874, 485) ("A universal refusal to propagate the human species would be the greatest of conceivable crimes from a Utilitarian point of view.
"From a utilitarian point of view, these situations are identical," says psychologist Jon Haidt of the University of Virginia in Charlottesville; "they differ only in that one of them feels wrong".
"We are looking at this from a utilitarian point of view," Dr. Geoff D. Porter, Ph.D in Middle East and Islamic Studies and founder of NARCO, North Africa Risk Consulting Inc., told Vice News.
In a column published last fall in The British Medical Journal, Christakis wrote that a strictly utilitarian point of view would suggest we should give better medical care to well-connected individuals, because they're the ones more likely to pass on the benefits contagiously to others.
People look at nature from a very utilitarian point of view and see what is good for them only, he says, and seek to manage it rather than protect it.
(Grode) 'Ingenious Nature' (previews begin on Friday; opens on Dec. 5) Having already given a hip-hop-inflected primer on all things Darwinian in "The Rap Guide to Evolution," Baba Brinkman returns to the subject matter from a more utilitarian point of view.
So since the utility of poetry is largely in question today, let me begin addressing this question from an entirely utilitarian point of view.
It discusses why the arts, from an instrumental and utilitarian point of view, matter in business and defines the conceptual background explaining how the arts can be adopted by organizations for management purposes.
