The phrase "adjust your view" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when suggesting someone change their perspective or opinion on a particular matter.
Example: "In order to understand the situation better, you may need to adjust your view on the issue at hand."
Alternatives: "change your perspective" or "reconsider your stance."
Much has been written about how aid workers suffer stress and trauma due to this kind of constant experience, but I think the first effect is that you adjust your view of what is normal.
You're able to tilt the device to adjust your view when browsing mountainous terrain, use the 'My Location' feature to jump right to where you are in the blink of an eye, and use Google's local search engine to look for information on cities, places and businesses.
If you need to adjust your view, change your properties.
"And to make it even more offensive, they said, by the way, here's what the rule is going to be, and we're going to give you a year to figure out how to adjust your views to accommodate the rule.
If you establish clearly defined protocols that voters know cannot be stalled or opposed in Congress, which address the Enron loophole, oil company windfall profits and alternate energy strategies, including a well-defined position on nuclear possibilities, you can adjust your rear view mirror to determine your opponent's position.
Adjust your camera view on the pop-up screen.
Adjust your rear view mirrors to minimize any blind spots.
She notes the sloppiness of the letters -- the tattooist must have been in a hurry to go down the long cue of people arriving at Auschwitz -- the fact that, "for fifty years, every time you'd taken off your shirt at night or reached out to adjust your side-view mirror on a summer day, you saw those numbers, 141324, the brand the Nazis gave you when they thought you were theirs".
The most worthwhile kind of travel is deeply personal; it's something that penetrates you and adjusts your view on the world.
If you see a mistake, explained Datameer CEO Stefan Groschupf, you can turn it again, adjust your data and then view it again.
If a car behind you is using its high-beams, try adjusting your rear view mirror to keep the light out of your eyes.
