"enrich perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that another person's viewpoint or knowledge can be beneficial for understanding a situation better. For example, "The discussion was enriched by having multiple perspectives to consider."
Being immersed in the Malagasy culture allowed us all to gain enriching perspective about the world views of our partners abroad.
If only for a moment, what if we gave the world an enriching perspective.
The program provides the Fellows with one-on-one time with MIT experts, which enables us to return to our newsrooms with vastly enriched perspectives and knowledge on the topics we traditionally cover, as well as entirely new subjects.
"City and country life inform and enrich our perspective on everything.
At the same time, the diverse experiences of other cities and nations will inform our efforts and enrich our perspective.
Kelvin is keen to investigate and enrich his perspective on issues of diaspora, migration and transnationalism, particularly in a post-colonial context.
To enrich the perspective, most of the book's content is set in advance of the study of medical geography, which settled some longstanding misconceptions about ethnicity, location, and disease.
Zunaira Arshad, 21, a senior from Illinois, said conversations with classmates from Syria and Turkey enriched her perspective on the Syrian crisis.
Having worked with over 20 case studies in 15 weeks, it enriched my perspective on how to tackle business problems.
Every class gave me an enriching new perspective and tools that will help me very much in the long run through my professional and personal life.
This paper aims to enrich research perspectives and identify benefits and challenging aspects of silvo-pastoral landscapes through the lens of society well-being.
