The phrase "actor views" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing perspectives or opinions held by actors, whether in a theatrical, cinematic, or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The director wanted to understand the actor views on the script before finalizing the production."
Alternatives: "performer perspectives" or "actor opinions".
R2 only change ME2, in actor view; R1 does not change ME1 but will affect the senses between ME1 and ME2.
"I'm interested in all actors' views, but we have to do this in a transparent way".
This paper explores mainly the local actors' views and experiences of the process of PPP in delivering TB care in hospitals in Yogyakarta Province, Indonesia.
The IST has advantages over other models because it provides a detailed description of the case; integrates relevant structures and multiple actors' views; incorporates an alternative methodological bracketing of practices; and operationalizes the discursive consciousness.
Political engagement can be positive, constructive, and cooperative in manner, or at variance with external actors' views and actions through advocating for change, or even condemning the policies and actions of other actors.
Our research attempted to ascertain how ongoing interaction with the Global Fund impacted on the different actors' views on the legal nature of global health obligations.
Three semi-structured interview guides were used to explore key actors' views on shifting the HIV/AIDS case management services to CHSCs.
The focus of the manager interviews was on the role of actors, views on programme goals, implementation experiences and perceptions of factors influencing that process.
Eight media actors approached declined to participate (five in Australia and three in the UK).> Media actors' views on their roles in reporting food incidents are summarised in Figure 1.
Further, we assume that actors' views are influenced by the context in which they live and work, while their role in policy development is dependent on their power [ 25, 26].
