The phrase "altered view of" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when discussing a changed or modified perspective on a particular subject or issue.
Example: "After the discussion, I found myself with an altered view of the situation, realizing there were factors I hadn't considered before."
Alternatives: "changed perspective on" or "modified outlook regarding"
New parents are often stunned by their abruptly altered view of the world as a dangerous place.
Further distortions are fostered by a few more fun-house devices; most interestingly, a mirror at the back wall of the installation that seems to extend the gallery's space halfway to infinity, and gives a slightly altered view of your body.
But, whatever happened, whoever pulled the plug on the radio broadcast, and for whatever reason they did so, the broadcast of Bonhoeffer's speech on the topic "The Younger Generation's Altered View of the Concept of Führer" came to an abrupt halt before Bonhoeffer could utter the most provocative words in his script.
These steps make up the essence of a transition agenda that includes both resilience and an altered view of our landscape, both figuratively and literally.
Mysteries to Solve Trees and wildflowers, birds and animals, the contours of the soil, marshes, deserts, intertidal spaces, local weather systems and the altered view of the night sky -- these are part of what I want to find out about when traveling.
The potential ramifications for this fundamentally altered view of MHCII peptide supply are discussed.
Although the emergence of new technologies such as MS/MS has altered views of which conditions should be included in mandated screening programs, in this report the primary targets of screening are those that meet the three criteria previously specified.
Other pieces may also alter views of Minimalist sculpture and furniture.
Fat tubes of hot rock could alter views of how the planet cools.
Context can alter views of social standing, such that individuals' subjective views of status may be different when they are comparing themselves socially to others in their local community or to the nation as a whole.
The discovery altered views about many of Earth's fundamental processes and led to researchers' finding vents at other sites, including those on the Juan de Fuca Ridge off the Northwest coast of the United States.
