The phrase "and should be perceived" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how something is viewed or understood by others, often in a context of interpretation or perception.
Example: "The artwork is complex and should be perceived as a reflection of societal issues."
Alternatives: "and ought to be seen" or "and must be understood".
However, in some settings, e.g., wireless multimedia sensor networks, multimedia content such as video and audio streams and images should be perceived and then delivered.
It follows that the high loss-frequency decks, B and D, should be perceived as riskier, and that any attitude change towards risk should impact the Q, and not the P, index.
For example, one of the studies used a scenario in which it was stated that the high-ranking leader may or may not have had direct responsibility over all others in the organization – therefore, the rank-and-file employees should be perceived as "innocent". Yet they were nonetheless deemed "tainted" by association in the minds of the people being tested in the study.
Factor analyses were preformed to examine whether the HSCL-10 and the PADQ should be perceived as one dimensional (distress) or two dimensional (anxiety and depression) measures.
The feeling of helplessness that overcomes so many parents when realizing they can only do so much to protect their children, he added, extends to substance abuse and how it should be perceived.
Carefully consider who is facilitating the programme : To build trust and meaningful connections, facilitators should be perceived as relatable and approachable (i.e., ideally be close in age and possess similar life experiences) and also embody core programme values within their own attitudes and behaviours.
But it raises questions as to how "Gabba Gabba Hey" and works like it should be perceived.
Given the scope and range of skills required, it appears that when implementing EBHC at commissioning and provider levels, facilitation should be perceived as a full-time role in itself.
27 61 The participants are instructed to use the Borg scale as guidance for exercise intensity, and the exercise intensity should be perceived as approximately 13 on the Borg scale.
