The phrase "abstracted views" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing perspectives or interpretations that are generalized or removed from specific details.
Example: "The artist's work often presents abstracted views of urban life, encouraging the audience to reflect on their own experiences."
Alternatives: "distorted perspectives" or "generalized viewpoints".
Norman Kelley, a New York- and Chicago-based design collaborative, created enormous graphics based on abstracted views of the city that will be applied to the 37 multistory Michigan Avenue windows at the cultural center, an 1897 building with two impressive stained-glass domes, giving it a new, contemporary reading and announcing the biennial exhibits within.
Since the early nineteen-nineties, Gallace, who is from Connecticut and earned an M.F.A. at Rutgers University, in 1983, has been refreshing jaded art-world eyes with slightly abstracted views of New England cottages and barns, empty roads, and unpeopled beaches.
To summarize, we present the first method for interactive and multiscale navigation of large, complicated biological networks that displays appropriately abstracted views at all levels of detail.
The property information file describes the property terms' IDs, names, display names (used in labeling clusters in abstracted views), namespaces, default weights, and their parent terms.
This method, which is similar to online mapping services such as Google Maps, can rapidly provide appropriately abstracted views at any magnification and enable researchers to effectively interpret networks.
The property information file describes the property terms in the node list file: terms' IDs, names, display names (used in labeling clusters in abstracted views), namespaces, default weights and their parent terms.
Abstracted view is the abstraction of collected statistics and events, such as network status, surrounding environment, traffic load and network overload.
Street and subway maps give an abstracted view of the city that is more Mondrian than Mother Goose.
It presents its users with a high-level abstracted view of the graph and the ability to incrementally drill down to the details.
Their abstracted view of storage components hides useful device-specific characteristics, such as disk track boundaries and advanced built-in firmware algorithms.
German defence lawyer Ferdinand von Schirach's second novel, The Girl Who Wasn't There (translated by Anthea Bell, Little, Brown, £12.99), is written in a beautifully understated style that matches his protagonists' detached and rather abstracted view of life.
