The phrase "altered views" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes in perspective or opinion on a particular subject.
Example: "After attending the seminar, I found that my altered views on climate change prompted me to take action in my community."
Alternatives: "changed perspectives" or "modified opinions".
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.
But the attack in Paris that left 129 dead has significantly altered views here and in Europe on how the world should respond to the millions of refugees who have fled violence in their homeland, Bhabha noted.
This has altered views about politics and institutions, with distrust growing exponentially.
A decade of Internet growth, fast-changing technologies and plunging newspaper revenues — along with the nation's focus on recovering from the Great Recession — have altered views.
Instead, he choose to present these same themes within a fictional story -- and A Christmas Carol was born, a work that profoundly altered views on poverty and arguably transformed the Christmas holiday.
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.
It was difficult not to walk out of there with a slightly altered view.
New parents are often stunned by their abruptly altered view of the world as a dangerous place.
Does a kid need two perspectives where they can agree on things and also provide a slightly altered view?
Some participants answering the SEIQoL-DW expressed an altered view and increased respect for other people that they had developed, in contrast to before falling ill.
Other pieces may also alter views of Minimalist sculpture and furniture.
