"examine perceptions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing how people's opinions and viewpoints are shaped. For example: "This study aims to examine perceptions of the job market in order to better understand how people find employment opportunities."
We sought to examine perceptions and attitudes regarding the impetus and impact associated with these changes.
To examine perceptions and understanding of disease causation in tuberculosis patients with few epidemiological links detected by contact tracing.
This study was designed to examine perceptions of type, source, and amount of social support reported by pregnant and/or parenting (PP) and nonpregnant, nonparenting (NPNP) adolescents.
The present study evaluated the Social Tolerance Index (STI), a measure designed to examine perceptions about personal tolerance to alcohol using social cues in college students.
The study used surveys, workshops and interviews with public sector modellers to examine perceptions of the soil parameters that affect model sensitivity and error.
Students will examine perceptions of competence and social status, and how these interact with a person's background, by looking at nonverbal behavior (body language), conducting analyses of videotaped social interactions, and examining paraverbal cues (vocal tone).
Furthermore, there is a need for studies that examine perception of training doses across multiple training cycles including the competitive season as well as between male and female athletes.
To examine perception, composite images of individuals with high and low facial asymmetry were created for males and females of each population (see Methods, Figure 3).
The study examined perceptions of racially charged speech.
This study examines perceptions of rural character from the varied perspective of local residents, urban recreationalists, and planners.
The current study examined perceptions of cigarette packaging among female youth and the potential impact of "plain" cigarette packaging regulations.
