The phrase "considered from this angle" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a different perspective or viewpoint on a topic or issue. Example: "The issue of healthcare reform must be considered from multiple angles, including the economic impact and the accessibility for marginalized communities."
Considered from that angle, 1913 does indeed mark a prominent point on the timeline running from 1841 to 1941, when the Great Wave would finally dash itself to pieces against the shore.
Volunteer opportunities are frequently considered from every angle except the lens of true need and measurable impact.
In this way caregivers' experiences and needs of support could be considered from all angles prior to identifying the common themes evident in the data.
"They're not going to tell you, 'This dog may bark if it's left alone.' " Even advice from an expert like Mr. Frei must be considered from all angles.
It was based on the premise that people and events seem different when considered from different angles and periods, and that they can best be recorded, as Durrell himself put it, stereoscopically.
"He considered from various angles and made a general judgement not to come to pray today," the official, who made the offering on behalf of Mr Abe, added.
Kendall Walton's account of poets as thoughtwriters, in which poems can serve to express readers' thoughts without positing an expressive thinker in the poem, is considered from various angles.
The congruence between asthma medication use and doctor-diagnosed asthma can be considered from two angles.
As far as possible when employing a qualitative design, this approach would provide the broadest representation of continence service leads from across England, ensuring that a wide range of perspectives would be present in the dataset so that the issues of continence problems could be considered from all angles prior to identifying the common themes evident in the data.
Since the traditional focus of neonatal screening does not fit well with the potential outcome of this new kind of screening for broad-spectrum disorders, introduction of neonatal screening for Pompe disease would need to be carefully considered from all angles, and screening criteria might need rethinking [ 10, 11].
