The phrase "according to the perspective of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing viewpoints, opinions, or interpretations from a specific individual's or group's standpoint.
Example: "According to the perspective of the environmentalists, the new policy will have detrimental effects on wildlife."
Alternatives: "from the viewpoint of" or "in the opinion of".
Arranged as they are according to the perspective of the artist, the museum and the public, the seemingly disparate artworks begin to relate to one another.
For good measure, she throws in a brief overview of the Royal Academy's influence over the 19th century art world, explaining how, to impress the committees that decided what would hang where, artists would paint according to the perspective of the viewer below.
According to the perspective of one protester interviewed for the article, why did the international community "abandon" Lebanon in 1991? 3. Explain to the class that they will be creating a visual 30-year timeline of Lebanon, covering the years 1975 to 2005, in order to better understand the context of recent turmoil in the land.
More broadly, deeply ingrained cultural habits of mind can close off opportunities that, according to the perspective of later generations, were staring them in the face.
Similarly, Gorampa contends that the conventional truth is also divided according to the perspective of ordinary and enlightened beings: the former perceive conventional truth (kun rdzob bden pa) while the latter understand it as mere convention (kun rdzob tsam).
Views of it differ, according to the perspective of various participants, but the accounts match in the essential points.
However, the concept and meaning of organizational commitment vary according to the perspectives of the researchers.
This study attempted to identify the relative importance of desired characteristics of an effective teacher according to the perspectives of medical teachers.
Statements were entered on a spreadsheet and divided into meaning units grouped according to the perspectives of the three sub-questions: observation, professional communication, and child communication.
This utility may also differ according to the perspective or type of interviewee, such as patients, physicians or the general population [ 14].
Therefore, it has been adapted or abridged according to the perspectives and needs of different users.
