The phrase "change in perspective from" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when describing a shift in opinion, attitude, or view. For example: "She had a dramatic change in perspective from an appreciation for modern art to an enthusiasm for traditional art."
The change in perspective from measures of phylogenetic originality to measures of functional originality thus raises methodological issues particularly around the need to develop indices explicitly appropriate for evaluating functional trait-based originality.
Reviewers note that despite the change in the game's details compared to previous games in the series, such as the change in perspective from the producer to the idol, Dearly Stars still plays like an Idolmaster game.
The appearance of the Arbiter in Halo 2 and the change in perspective from the main human protagonist Master Chief to a former enemy was a plot twist Halo developer Bungie kept highly secret.
The change in perspective from one disease with several epithelial subtypes to several distinct diseases has also begun to affect treatment strategies [5].
As outlined below, the change induced in Balint group discussions often coincides with a change in perspective from ego to subject, paving the way for a symbolic rather than an imaginary mode of relating to the other.
Also, people's perspectives change over time and context, so how do researchers deal with changes in perspective from the time of data collection?
The concept of SWB emerges associated with the term successful old age and derives from the change in perspective of gerontology, which as from the 1960's stops considering old age and aging as a mere synonym of disease and inactivity, changing the focus to the aspects that further health (Cachioni & Batistoni 2012).
SSE calls for a change in perspective in service engineering, from services as products to services as socio-technical systems where actors and resources are configured to collaboratively create value.
For many policy actors this requires a change in perspective and culture away from a preoccupation with established and formal institutions such as medical colleges, pharmacies and hospitals.
In the particular case evaluating the introduction of IMCI guidelines the change in perspective of the analysis, from direct resource cost savings to total health system costs results in a completely different interpretation of the impact of the intervention.
So perhaps a change in perspective is in order -- from outer space.
