"entrenched perspective" is a valid phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to a deeply ingrained or firmly held viewpoint or belief. Example: Despite receiving new information, the politician refused to change their entrenched perspective on the issue.
The stimulus package exposed what we all hoped would have changed with a new President: That is entrenched perspectives unfortunately will not go away overnight.
From my entrenched Anglo-Saxon perspective, it was a vital part of life; and that inevitably embraces politics.
I've realized that the deeper I become entrenched in Harun's perspective on the world, the more I benefit from it.
However while health policy debates seem entrenched in this position, we argue that the increasingly interdisciplinary literature around public responses to wind power has managed to progress beyond this point, via a thoroughgoing empirical engagement with public experiences, as opposed to assumed or imagined public perspectives.
In describing the four perspectives I will argue that the third ethical perspective (security) has become entrenched in the global health discourse.
We are talking about people who lost perspective because they were too entrenched.
Quitzau et al. claim that an '… endogenous perspective suggests a need for more institutionally entrenched transition typologies' [[20]].
However, after 17 years she appears to be so entrenched that she can only see things from her own perspective, and has no regard for how her behavior affects and hurts others.
From the perspective of 1991, when the ravages of H.I.V., crack addiction, and gang genocide were entrenched, not much seems to have gone right.
"Alex brings a wealth of experience and a unique perspective that will help us move into the next phase of our growth as a firmly entrenched US news operation," said Gibson.
This challenge is rendered more severe by legal concepts entrenched in federal Indian law which treat tribes as "wards" of the federal government and by enduring social perspectives which view Indians as a powerless, vanquished or doomed people...
