The phrase "all relevant perspectives" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a topic that requires consideration of different viewpoints or opinions that are important to the subject matter.
Example: "In order to make an informed decision, we must consider all relevant perspectives on the issue."
Alternatives: "all pertinent viewpoints" or "all significant angles".
Throughout this phase, it is important that all relevant perspectives in terms of expertise and interests are considered and adequately fed into a process of knowledge integration.
"The forum's goal is to balance policymaker debate and, together with NGOs, major companies, governments and other industry bodies, ensure that UK government policy in particular is informed by all relevant perspectives.
In order to ensure that all relevant perspectives are brought in, problem owners and other actors should also be involved, such as representatives from industry and public research, private sector stakeholders, public sector decision-makers or administrators, NGOs or, if appropriate, the public.
He argued for the need for an authoritative adversarial voice before the secretive FISC that oversees the NSA's surveillance programs to ensure that the Court considered all relevant perspectives.
Hence, this paper's purpose is to develop a scale for measuring internal participation from all relevant perspectives and to check its psychometric properties.
There is a dearth of research that includes all relevant perspectives – physicians and nurses from both the ICU and the general ward – and uses qualitative methods to explore these views in depth.
Any source, be it a detail of a picture or a part of a machine, can be useful, if we approach it from a relevant perspective.
As a long shot or, perhaps, as a relevant perspective: I have at hand photocopies of 100 or so documents created in Louisiana by the Cotton Tax Association, which are part of the Robertson Topp Papers at Burrow Library, Rhodes College, Memphis.
The theory on communities of practice provides a relevant perspective on how they achieved sustainability (Wenger 2000).
They could have a relevant perspective or experience on a trending news story, which could add an expert opinion to a TV or radio segment.
TI studies may provide a relevant perspective on the loss of mutations for individuals with transmitted drug resistance [7], [8].
