The phrase "conceal from view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the act of hiding something so that it cannot be seen.
Example: "The curtains were drawn to conceal from view the clutter in the room."
Alternatives: "hide from sight" or "obscure from view."
He led the way through a large apartment complex on the avenue, where several rebel positions were concealed from view.
Most still cling to their romance with an earlier, more attractive form of capitalism – that handsome, dependable breadwinner whose occasional infidelities were largely concealed from view.
The buildings are surrounded by garden plots; the rear gardens, which could have been concealed from view, are left visible from the street, a sensitive touch.
She said the deck had apparently been erected without a building permit, a violation that is common across sections of the city where people put up rear decks that are concealed from view from the street.
Although mostly concealed from view, they occasionally peep out to make sure that the actors are sticking to the script.The case of Right Cause, a liberal party headed by Mikhail Prokhorov, a billionaire tycoon, confirms that Russia's leaders have limited tolerance for anything outside their control.
Just as its grandest houses and gardens are concealed from view behind discreet facades, Milan takes some getting to know, so that once you've done the Duomo and marveled at Leonardo's "Last Supper," you can shop, eat and down espresso like the locals.
By identifying Germany as the world historical Nemesis whose aggression forced an unwilling Britain into war, British leaders concealed from view the complex and morally ambiguous Balkan inception of the conflict and fashioned a narrative whose power over public memory remains impressive, even today.
Local councils estimate there are 10,000 sheds concealed from view across London and the Home Counties, lining networks of alleyways.
