The phrase "from a change perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are looking at something from a different angle or point of view. For example, "From a change perspective, the new policy seems to be beneficial to the company."
It held on to its instrumental passages and the generally somber melodic lines of the album's other tracks but played them from a changed perspective — for instance, trading the album's upbeat hints of 1950s and '60s rock for something more steady-state.
"What is going on is a shift from nuclear power to coal and from gas to coal; this is the worst thing you could do, from a climate change perspective," said Dieter Helm, a professor of energy policy at the University of Oxford.
The cultivation of insects for human consumption also makes a lot of sense from a climate change perspective as the associated greenhouse gas emissions are far lower than for other sources of animal protein (cows, pigs, etc).. Finally, with an estimated two billion people in the world already eating insects, it may be possible to persuade even more people to eat insects.
From a climate change perspective, we are better off living in an urban area or a suburban area with decent mass transit.
From a behavioural change perspective, critical health literacy is akin to a person heeding and acting on the advice given (after implicit or explicit reflection) and modifying their behaviour.
From a climate change perspective, how significant is residential location on the CO2 produced by transportation use?
From a global change perspective, the long-term impact of such hydraulic engineering works on the world's coastal zone appears to be significant but has yet to be fully elucidated.
Air quality, safety, energy efficiency, access to mobility services and other factors that are considered to be co-benefits of sustainable transport measures from a climate change perspective are in fact the driving factors for policy intervention, in particular on the local level [24, 29, 39, 60].
