The phrase "alter the views" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes in perspectives, opinions, or interpretations on a particular subject.
Example: "The new evidence presented in the study may alter the views of many experts in the field."
Alternatives: "change the perspectives" or "modify the opinions".
Lovren did little to alter the view his £20m acquisition has been dismal business on Liverpool's part.
He may even score heavily against Bangladesh, which would not alter the view of his abilities but would not look good when Collingwood returns.
And if the turbines are built far enough from shore, they do not significantly alter the view — a major objection from many local opponents.
It would be nine stories higher than the Brooklyn Bridge and alter the view for nearby residents, as well as for tourists, shoppers, and the 132,000 drivers and thousands of pedestrians that the Department of Transportation estimates cross the bridge each day.
The 0.4percentt rise in core inflation was attributed partly to special factors and did not alter the view that plunging energy prices and a sharply slowing economy were combining to reduce inflation pressures.
David Kern, economist for the British Chambers of Commerce, said the July figures on the budget deficit and retail sales were encouraging, but they did not alter the view that the British economy faced a difficult road ahead.
None of this would alter the view of her enemies – for example, those miners who fought to keep their pits open – that she was a cruel and implacable woman.
The find is unlikely to alter the view of life in the early Triassic period, a time of a great diversity of life forms.
And the outcomes "may alter the view of hybridization in animals as some form of mistake," comments Loeske Kruuk of the University of Edinburgh, "because it is now clear that we cannot take the consequences for fitness at face value".
