The phrase "a variation of views" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe differing opinions or perspectives on a particular topic or issue.
Example: "In the discussion, there was a variation of views regarding the best approach to tackle climate change."
Alternatives: "a range of opinions" or "a diversity of perspectives".
Sampling was purposive [ 28] and theoretical [ 29] in order to capture a wide variation of views.
The strategy was to recruit interviewees with different kinds of experience to obtain a rich variation of views.
26 In addition, a heterogeneity sampling will be considered for maximum variation of views and experiences, until reaching thematic saturation.
It is a variation of the pathetic fallacy (the view of Romantic poets that weather mirrors emotions) to suggest that rural tranquillity induces moral rectitude.
This worry may reflect an implicit acceptance of a variation of the sanctity of life view (see section 3.2) or may reflect concerns about infringements upon individual's autonomy (see section 3.6).
The problem of determining the right information collection infrastructure can be viewed as a variation of the network design problem, with the additional constraints related to battery power minimization and redundancy.
Note that the tree-based analysis of EC codes can be viewed as a variation of the and-or-tree analysis used for LT and LDPC codes.
A spike generated by s 1 is dramatically different from one generated by F 3. While both spike generations happen in an exponentially small parameter interval, the increase in amplitude of a spike generated by F 3 is gradual and should be viewed as a variation of the orbit segment that depends continuously on g SI.
To what extent do college students view ID as a variation of creationism?
The acceptable degree of variation of view angle for a scintigram, and how this affects the diagnostic information in the image is unknown and requires further investigation.
