The phrase "alter the perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a change in viewpoint or approach to a situation or topic.
Example: "To fully understand the issue, we need to alter the perspective from which we are analyzing it."
Alternatives: "change the viewpoint" or "shift the angle".
Weiley's lens, once deemed to throw rather too much light on its subject, may not alter the perspective of those who still argue the toss over form and function, but it's a welcome reminder.
So when it comes to younger performers doing the standards, my favorites are always those who manage, by some narrative or musical means (it might be wily, it might be bold), to realign the song or alter the perspective ever so slightly, to give us some fresh context or unexpected subtext.
Also new is perspective warp, which lets you alter the perspective of just one part of your image without touching the rest, and improvements to the Content-Aware features of Photoshop that can blend gradient-filled areas to make them a lot easier to work into the existing background of a photo.
This may alter the perspective regarding the intensity and the duration of the immunosuppressive therapy in these patients.
Using new criteria that differ from the capacity to identify causality will significantly alter the perspective of relative value.
But just as the war was transforming the capital city, it had also begun altering the perspective of leading abolitionists like Phillips.
Its familiar themes were writ large and driven hard, yet there was also sufficient transparency in the orchestra's sound that details of the music's inner lines sometimes shone through and altered the perspective.
Few Protestant theologians in the middle of the 20th century were willing to endorse the ancient dogma of the two natures in Christ as unconditionally as the reformers had done, for between the Reformation and modern theology there intervened a debate over Christology that altered the perspective of most Protestant denominations and theologians.
C. 6 BCE Bethlehem c. 30 Jerusalem, Israel Few Protestant theologians in the middle of the 20th century were willing to endorse the ancient dogma of the two natures in Christ as unconditionally as the reformers had done, for between the Reformation and modern theology there intervened a debate over Christology that altered the perspective of most Protestant denominations and theologians.
The discussion of the results thus altered the perspectives of the staff on their working situations, which on account of established routine were not seen as presenting a risk (for instance working nights) and it enabled better compliance of staff with the prevention action that they themselves initiated.
What I wanted to do was to alter the reader's perspective of Earth, to show that dirt is precious but seawater dominates, to step out on a field is rare while to float and scintillate with bioluminescence is common.
