The phrase "alternative lens" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different perspectives or viewpoints on a particular issue or topic.
Example: "To fully understand the situation, we must examine it through an alternative lens."
Alternatives: "different perspective" or "alternative viewpoint".
Arguing that these terms ultimately fail, I propose an alternative lens that avoids their pitfalls: illegalization.
The potential of NAS benefits and trade-off are explored by through the alternative lens of Disaster Resilience Enhancement (DRE).
With its rich material record of the past, archaeology provides a complementary, alternative lens into the people, animals, and history behind the great Khans and the peoples that came before them.
Adding to the underdeveloped literature on the supply of protection in the European Union, this thesis contributes an alternative lens with which to view a policymaker's motives for supplying protection in anti-dumping cases.
"The new supplemental poverty measure will provide an alternative lens to understand poverty and measure the effects of antipoverty policies," said Rebecca Blank, the undersecretary of commerce for economic affairs.
The course, designed as DNP students' initial step on their professional development journey to becoming adaptive leaders capable of driving transformative change, created an alternative lens for students to undertake strategic adaptive change initiatives within themselves and their organizations.
This is the first example in which the recruitment of an enzyme as a lens crystallin can be explained by the acquisition of an alternative lens-specific promoter.
Metamaterials offer a wide range of material properties, thus providing an unconventional alternative to lens design.
Then it gets them to record a short video, switching to the alternative phone lens to encourage them to vary the view (although the user can override the defaults by selecting front or rear camera at any point).
An alternative theoretical lens through which to consider access to healthcare is the notion of 'candidacy' [ 29], although this was not described in any of the papers in this review.
We are also approaching the primarily historical and qualitative study of the Partition through alternative analytical lenses.
