The phrase 'bring this perspective' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to suggest that someone should think about a certain situation in a certain way or from a certain viewpoint. For example: "In order to understand these complex economic issues, we need to bring this perspective to the discussion."
I am sure he will bring this perspective and experience to his work in the Lords.
Executive education clients are also choosing us because they value our ability to bring this perspective to their leadership development.
Now we need to bring this perspective to Afghanistan and Pakistan — one that is smart about cultures, customs and connections.
The goal of the marketing faculty is to conduct research that will offer insight into the challenges of marketing and to develop and teach courses that will bring this perspective to students who have come seeking a general management education.
In Imagined Worlds he brings this perspective to a speculative future to show us where science and technology, real and imagined, may be taking us.
He and Lu brought this perspective to the database put together by their colleagues at CAS. "We understood from a plant perspective how to bring evolutionary questions to their unique global dataset," Hedin said.
I have brought this perspective from GE to EMC, now that I assist in selling our services.
She brings this perspective to her work with diverse patients, including many Spanish-speaking families, at Elmhurst Hospital in Queens.
Roy also helped bring this same perspective to the study of deviance and criminology.
But essentially, you have to bring this into perspective, that this is a mopping-up operation in ten or twenty or fifty square miles of territory.
Fareed Zakaria is one of the few to bring this wider perspective to light.
