The phrase "adverse perception" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a negative or unfavorable view or opinion about something or someone.
Example: "The company's recent scandal has led to an adverse perception among consumers, affecting their sales."
Alternatives: "negative perception" or "unfavorable view".
"The payment of damages in and of itself can create a stigma and adverse perception of property value," Mr. Stanton said, "and that can trigger additional claims by additional people who were in proximity to the original claims.
It is incomprehensible and saddening that Governor Romney has repeatedly used Greece's present crisis and dire situation as a negative example in front of national audiences, insulting the Greek people and amplifying an adverse perception the country faces and by that, contributing to the realization of a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Some patients may experience adverse perceptions while using N2O, limiting its utility.
But EU proposals to label tar sands oil as more polluting than other oil – which could lead to additional taxes – risked companies "being penalised subjectively on the basis of adverse perceptions", according to BP.
Surgical rotations involving rural General Hospitals (rGH) are frequently associated with recruitment challenges, partly because of adverse perceptions regarding distances from social support networks and training opportunities.
One of the real challenges we face in reversing these adverse perceptions of America is to open up lines of communication and assure Arabs that help is on the way.
Adverse perceptions or experiences during screening were reportedly the reasons some women opted instead to seek alternative care from traditional midwives who do not perform screening.
As a result, we are faced with severe challenges, given the heavy losses of life, destruction of infrastructure, and adverse international perception of Pakistan as a place to do business.
Barriers were cost; concerns regarding vaccine safety, efficacy, equipment sterility, and adverse effects; perception of school setting barriers; negative physician advice of contraindications; distrust in vaccines and school-located vaccination programs; and health information privacy concerns.
Genetically engineered (GM) plants and food, i.e. agricultural or 'green' biotechnology, have been subject to adverse public perception in some countries.
One of the central goals here is to normalize non-religious beliefs, to change adverse public perceptions and secure mainstream acceptance of atheist views.
