The phrase "contemplate the view" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe when someone is looking out at a beautiful landscape or scene, or when someone is considering something thoughtfully or deeply. Example: She sat on the balcony of her hotel room, contemplating the view of the nearby mountain range.
"We really think there is a market for being able to contemplate the view," said Taber MacCallum, the company's chief technology officer.
The Averill family has had a long, long time to contemplate the view, which opens into a panorama facing Lake Waramaug to the north.
At times there was so little space on the sand that people would just stand around without being able to settle down and contemplate the view.
At the top of Sugarloaf's famous prehistoric spine is a restaurant where you can order a caipirinha, Rio's signature cocktail of cane liquor and lime, to sip on as you contemplate the view.
A deep pebbled area, linking the shoreline to the woodland of Punta de la Rama, stretches out behind you while you contemplate the views.
You may also be suggestively embraced while contemplating the view (and instructed to "loosen up" if you don't seem pleased).
Fortunately, the Parkway – maintained by the National Park Service (NPS), and 80 this year – has many pull-in observation points (known as overlooks) for safely contemplating the view.
She was still contemplating the view when Bobby, shadowed by his large little brother, became a part of it, a wobbly figure headed her way.
Contemplating the view from the blue-cushioned seats in the directors box at the City of Manchester Stadium, Khaldoon might have been expected to be pretty content with what had been inherited: Mark Hughes' side helped themselves to a 6-0 feand and Jô, the Brazilian striker signed that summer from CSKA Moscow for £19m, even scored one of the goals.
Whether you're already riding this particular raft over the rapids, standing on the bank and thinking about jumping in, or merely contemplating the view of the churning water from a (safe) distance, this month's feature offers both broad perspective and also well-informed advice.
