The phrase "as she viewed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's perspective or observation of a situation or event.
Example: "As she viewed the sunset from the hilltop, she felt a sense of peace wash over her."
Alternatives: "as she observed" or "as she looked at".
She viewed the people in the room and the staff, Paul thought, as she viewed the television, with vague puzzlement but no real interest.
In what she described as a humiliating "nightmare", she said the officers "laughed and joked" in a nearby room as she viewed the body.
MILAN — "It is emotional for me," said Donatella Versace as she viewed the plinths displaying scarlet dresses snapped with multi-colored safety pins and inserts of metal mesh — all created in tandem with the British designer Christopher Kane.
Under cross-examination, Ms. Weiner acknowledged that her description of the assailant to the police was general at first, then more detailed as she viewed what she estimated to be thousands of photographs.
But she also acknowledged that her description of the assailant to police was general and then became more detailed as she viewed what she estimated to be thousands of photographs.
When Sonia Orwell read excerpts from Crick's manuscript and realized the worthlessness of the trinkets she had traded her territory for (her fantasy that Crick saw Orwell exactly as she saw him, and viewed her marriage to Orwell exactly as she viewed it), she tried to rescind the agreement.
Pauline views this notion, as she views much else, with exasperated scorn.
As she views it, her celebrity is both blessing and burden.
She has recorded her life in other memoirs, but she now looks at key moments through the same lens as she views death.
But what's remarkable about "Cherry" is the generosity Karr exhibits toward the awkward adolescent she once was, even as she views her with startling clarity and humor.
However, above all this is the growth of Violet's character as she views the changes in her own personal life as well as those in her society, creating a truly relatable and enjoyable read.
