"from a perspective of" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: "From a perspective of sustainability, renewable energy resources are preferred."
Theo Hutchcraft: "Hopeful music from a perspective of despair".
We're coming at it from a perspective of conservatism.
"It's unconscionable, from a perspective of a criminal prosecution – or an interrogation, for that matter".
But Wolfe is writing from a perspective of hope, and of communication.
This means that Favor Hamilton is writing from a perspective of implied regret.
"We're coming from a perspective of choice and opportunity," says Jane Butcher, assistant director of UKRC.
She studies the neurobiology of emotions from a perspective of glial cells.
Organization of the central visual pathway is generally studied from a perspective of feedforward processes.
We approach these topics from a perspective of using noninvasive neuroimaging tools.
The law is viewed from a perspective of computer science in law.
"And she sang about everyday life as if from a perspective of a woman a thousand years gone".
