"exclusive view" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used to describe something that is seen, experienced, or offered to very few people, either because it is restricted to a select group, or because it is particularly special or rare. For example, "The rooftop balcony offered a stunning exclusive view of the city".
Inside our tents, we fall fast asleep, content with the thought that we have earned this exclusive view.
Their brand of fundamentalism defines European roots selectively, privileging the most conservative and exclusive view of a tradition whose richness lies precisely in the controversies of its contradictions.
They point out that the questions raised by heresy are often legitimate, though heretics too quickly assume a one-sided and exclusive view of the doctrine they wish to impose on the entire church.
But in the last fortnight, animals from the thriving Scottish population have been translocated to mid-Wales, and the forests of the Cambrian mountains, and last week The Independent was given an exclusive view of the project.
Sean Hannity was granted the much sought-after Sarah Palin exclusive (view clip) and his gentle questioning invoked a performance from her that, no doubt, delighted her fans and drove her detractors to distraction.
Sometimes, organizations distort "strategy," making it lopsided, an exclusive view of demand and customer needs.
These mutually exclusive views led to the civil war and to a revolution in racial, cultural and economic relationships.
Politicians in Philadelphia for the Republican National Convention will have an exclusive viewing of some of the Pentagon's latest hardware, at the city's former Naval Shipyard.
Blair had been working closely with Rowling over the launch of the "immersive" Pottermore site which will also include games and exclusive views of unpublished material.
Two key problems associated with these stakeholder engagement initiatives are: identifying and reaching a wide range of stakeholders; and determining a consensus set of stakeholder expectations from a range of potentially mutually exclusive views held by different stakeholders.
Teams are also boosting Wi-Fi signals in their stadiums and putting cameras in locker rooms so fans at the game can have exclusive views not available on television.
