The phrase "according to this perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referencing a specific viewpoint or interpretation in discussions, analyses, or arguments.
Example: "According to this perspective, the results of the study suggest a need for further research into the topic."
Alternatives: "from this viewpoint" or "in light of this perspective."
They are the ones who could be helped the most, according to this perspective, by employing computers in their lives.
According to this perspective, Aisha may have been young, but she was not younger than was the norm at the time.
According to this perspective, for most of human history, apart from growth generated by rising populations, no real increase in output per person was evident.
According to this perspective, the only relationship between these ideas is their association, and the determinants of these associations are themselves relatively simple and few in number.
According to this perspective, morality and politics are merely the instruments through which each individual attempts to secure such goods for himself.
Jeane Kirkpatrick's essay "Dictatorships and Double Standards" (1979), which made the neoconservative case for supporting pro-American dictatorships, was simply and unapologetically cynical, according to this perspective.
Moreover, the increasing attention given to spinal balance allows the evaluation of TDR according to this new perspective.
According to this theoretical perspective, early episodes of economic inactivity and career-adjustment may be regarded as prolonged matching processes leading to better job matches in the longer run.
According to this dimensional perspective of Meehl's schizotaxia-schizotypy paradigm, although a subgroup of schizotaxics can develop schizophrenia, schizotypy is the most typical manifestation of predisposition to the inherited schizophrenia.
According to this conception, different human perspectives on and representations of the world are the product of interaction between human beings, as constituents of the world, and the world itself as an independently existing reality.
This utility may also differ according to the perspective or type of interviewee, such as patients, physicians or the general population [ 14].
