"from another perspective" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe looking at something from a different standpoint or point of view. For example: "From another perspective, the proposed legislation would have a more significant impact on the economy."
The best part about those jokes isn't the jokes themselves, though; it's that they came from another prospective GOP candidate.
For ankle fractures, our findings of an increased risk with increasing adiposity are consistent with results from two retrospective case control studies, [27,28] a retrospective cross-sectional study, [29] and two prospective studies; [30,31] however results from another prospective study were null [32].
My chart on owners' equity in homes cascaded downward from 60% to 40%, another prospective factor restraining consumer spending for years to come.
For example, it will include a period of exclusivity that will prevent the vendor from talking to another prospective buyer.
Interestingly, another prospective study from the Netherlands followed 2917 children from birth to 8 years of age and showed that the association of C/S delivery with asthma was stronger in children of two atopic parents than in children of non-allergic parents whilst in contrast to the previous study, no association was shown with atopy [ 23].
Preliminary data from another ongoing prospective study in a major university hospital revealed an incidence of ARDS of 25 per 100,000 [ 6].
Data are presented as means, (SDs), and ranges All patients were consecutively recruited from another ongoing prospective, randomized and double-blind study (comparing patella resurfacing to no resurfacing).
In another prospective trial from Innsbruck, the previous findings were confirmed.
Another prospective study from Brazil reported no difference in the bone mineral density among women who had used the IUS consecutively up to 10 years, when compared with copper intrauterine device users (Bahamondes et al., 2010).
In another prospective study from The Netherlands, Schlich-Bakker and colleagues [ 60, 70, 71] assessed predictors of the decision to undergo treatment-focused testing and its psychological impact in women with breast cancer who were about to commence adjuvant radiotherapy.
But the place did inspire three bids — one from a man who wanted to pay all cash but wouldn't raise his offer, another from a prospective buyer with less-than-stellar financials, and a third from a man named Robert Morrison, who made the winning offer of $465,500.
