The phrase "altered the view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes in perspective, opinion, or interpretation regarding a particular subject or situation.
Example: "The new evidence presented in the study altered the view of climate change among many scientists."
Alternatives: "changed the perspective" or "shifted the viewpoint."
Nothing that happened at Lord's has altered the view that Bresnan is anything other than a fourth seamer at this level.
The recent rise has not altered the view of the camp that believes the fall in oil prices is not over.
No one biography, no one critical text, no one "reading," and certainly no one publisher altered the view; readers altered it by reading and then talking to one another.
It was a vision that impressed the Innovation Unit (IU), the respected not-for-profit social enterprise that works with public-sector bodies to improve services, with the way it altered the view of "school" as being confined almost entirely to one building.
Catastrophic events a few miles across town may have altered the view of New York's skyline since the US Open was last staged here a year ago but, as the tournament got under way yesterday, it was almost business as usual.
Mr. Mikhailov, who lives in Moscow most of the time, was acquitted by a Swiss court last year of money laundering charges, but that has not altered the view of American law enforcement officials that he is a person who needs to be stopped.
He asserted that the thousands of documents now declassified had not altered the views he expressed in his history of the coup, "The Last Two Years of Salvador Allende," published in 1985 to good reviews.
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.
