The phrase "are viewed as different" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing perceptions or interpretations of people, groups, or concepts that are considered distinct from others.
Example: "In many cultures, individuals who challenge societal norms are viewed as different and often face scrutiny."
Alternatives: "are seen as distinct" or "are perceived as unique."
We are not always welcomed, especially if we are viewed as different and dangerous, or if we end up, as the novelist Toni Morrison described in her Nobel lecture, on the edges of towns that cannot bear our company.
Without a progressive media informing the public of what is possible for the disability community, we risk a society where those who are viewed as different remain at the corners of society, not due to their disability, but the way society views their disability.
The Palestinian View But even in Bilin, the Palestinian village that abuts Modiin Illit and has become a symbol of Palestinian resistance against Israel's West Bank separation barrier, the settlers over the fence are viewed as different from the Jewish nationalists in, say, Hebron.
Note that those slots which are not rectangle block are viewed as different traffic bursts.
In addition, the smoothing parameter μ and the regularization parameter ε in our algorithm are viewed as different independent variables.
Two products are considered to be different if they have different bar codes; for example, whole milk and low-fat milk of the same brand are viewed as different products, for which separate prices are recorded.
In addition, the context a person is in may influence their responses to this question e.g. they may be viewed as different ethnic groups in different contexts [ 40- 42].
That's why, at this year's meeting, there is a stronger sense than ever that what once were viewed as different causes are now seen by frontline activists as one common cause.
Several Buddhist scholars told me that the deaths were, generally speaking, a sacrifice for a higher cause, and should be viewed as different from violence against others or from suicides committed out of personal despair.
The consequences of being viewed as different due to your gender, race, research, or institutional pedigree are complex and difficult to overcome.
These intermediate stages might then be viewed as different accounts of the nature of Forms, the nature of particulars and of the participation relation itself.
