"enlightened view" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to express a more open-minded perspective on a particular subject. For example, "Leaders worldwide are beginning to take an enlightened view of the growing environmental issue."
Having covered the IPO market at the tail end of the dot.com bubble, I have a particularly skewed (or enlightened) view of the Facebook IPO.
All of us, until we are enlightened, view a world made up of separate things possessing characteristics.
I also admire Naimoli and colleagues' enlightened view in seeing elements of behavior in each of the World Health Organization (WHO) health system building blocks.
In the middle of noise around Big Data is a clear voice with an enlightened view on what Big Data is all about.
With Ukipers defecting to the Tories en-masse post-Brexit, and the rhetoric coming from the leadership going in that direction, it's clear that not everyone in the party has such an enlightened view as my new duchess friend.
Fortunately, Aladar has a more enlightened view.
Richard Emmet, a retired Alabama judge who knew the Williams family, comments on Williams' enlightened views on race & acknowledgment of his sinful nature.
It's an area of policy where leftwingers can become very right wing, and the right wing can exhibit remarkably enlightened views.
But don't expect those "enlightened" views to get you elected to the White House.In America, you are not a hypocrite if you are rich, like Bill O'Reilly or Rush Limbaugh, and stand up for "the folks".
Residents point to the symphony and the Huntsville branch of the University of Alabama, both nurtured into being by the Germans, and say their enlightened views contributed to the fact that the town had the first integrated elementary school in the state.
Having come from Seattle, Washington where he had been police chief, he was shrouded with hope that he would have enlightened views about harm reduction and marijuana use and enforcement.
