The phrase "according to another view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when presenting an alternative perspective or interpretation on a topic or issue.
Example: "According to another view, the economic policies implemented may have long-term benefits that are not immediately apparent."
Alternatives: "from another perspective" or "according to a different opinion".
According to another view, they added comments and often decided between conflicting opinions.
According to another view, there may be superhuman minds or intelligences, or a single absolute mind, a transcendent intelligence.
Serows belong either to the tribe Rupicaprini (goat antelopes) or, according to another view, to their own tribe (Naemorhedini), of the subfamily Caprinae (family Bovidae, order Artiodactyla).
According to another view, it means that he became Prefect of the Praetorian Guard at Rome, which in later years became a common position for former Prefects of Egypt.
According to another view on the family's origins, which is championed by historians Camil Mureşanu and Ion-Aurel Pop, Voyk did not migrate from Wallachia, but was born in a family of Romanian noble knezes from the region of Hátszeg, or Hunyad.
According to another view, the 2 pathotypes circulate independently in the field.
For example, according to another influential view, someone is responsible for an action or attitude just in case it is connected to her capacity for evaluative judgment in a way that opens her up, in principle, to demands for justification from others (Oshana 1997; Scanlon 1998; and Smith 2005/2008/2012).
According to another well-known view, it is instead similarity in visual shape/form that is mapped onto ventral temporal cortex (Haxby et al., 2001).
The rest of the symphony, according to another Bernsteinian point of view, prefigues the jackboots of the world wars.
Spurlock's one-sided documentaries are, according to another commenter, to be viewed in the context of the American audience they are seeking to convince.
(Frankfurt 1988c)[1] According to another story, her point of view is constituted by her (contemporaneous or long-term) evaluative judgments regarding which actions are (most) worth performing.
