"expansive perspective" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to a broad and inclusive approach to a subject or situation. For example, "We must take an expansive perspective when addressing global warming and consider the impact it has on various cultures and communities".
Indeed, compiling his list of lists has lent Mr. Sorgatz the kind of expansive perspective that breeds big ideas.
Viewed from a sufficiently expansive perspective, the world was not so confusingly fragmented and chaotic as it might seem to surface dwellers.
Mr. Hohri brought experience in the peace and civil rights struggle to the redress movement, as well as a hard-nosed but expansive perspective.
Here at MIT, Dr. Davis has used her expansive perspective, expertise, and warmth to help thousands of students expand their own intellectual horizons.
Mao visualized this photo and created this expansive perspective that feels pensive, obscure, uncertain, with a slight dose of longing.
This expansive perspective is both futuristic and ancient because astrophysicists, astronauts, poets, philosophers and stargazers always draw from deep space to marvel at the mysteries of life.
This first basic reference work on the topic offers an expansive, comparative perspective.
It presents an expansive historical perspective on the Ivory-billed Woodpecker and humans' relationship with our environment, told through the story of the bottomland forests of the South.
Although he entered professional music through jazz, his expansive creative perspective quickly grew to embrace many other musical areas.
This expansive view gives users great flexibility and a rich perspective when shooting photos or video.
"I certainly know that from my perspective that I disagreed profoundly with the expansive view of executive power that both Judge Roberts and Judge Alito had under the Constitution.
