"broadened perspectives" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a situation in which a person has had a change in outlook, usually accompanied by a greater understanding or awareness. For example: "Living abroad for five years broadened my perspectives on the world."
Such a broadened perspective on engineering design is slowly emerging, as evident in the NGSS, but could receive greater attention from both curriculum developers and researchers.
Most of all, it allows for a broadened perspective that takes on the subject without being limited by historical disciplinary boundaries.
Your perspective seems to be, 'I don't deserve to deal with this.' A more compassionate and broadened perspective would be, 'no one deserves to deal with this,' not tech bro wrote.
Geddes' tower arranged the history of the city into a vertical array of exhibition spaces while offering a broadened perspective of the city's condition amidst the lateral spread of the region.
Literature can also, she said, provide "broadened perspective".
As you grow through the adult years in today's changing, increasingly diverse society, a broadened perspective enables you to realize that life can be complex; and can work differently for different people.
Such a broadened perspective is also visible in forward thinking about business, such as described by management strategist Umair Haque in his emphasis on the need for leaders to build and create value in today's companies.
The interpretation of significant and non-significant quantitative findings was greatly enhanced with the broadened perspective of qualitative themes.
These narratives were categorised into four themes covering their maturation as doctors, their improved ability to manage scarce resources, a broadened perspective of international health care systems and the enhancement of their softer skills.
With your broadened perspective, remember the old (and admittedly overused) adage: Don't judge a book by its cover.
