"from standpoint" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is often used to express a perspective or point of view. Example: From the standpoint of a teacher, it is important to provide students with a well-rounded education.
EXPERTS SUPPORT THE IDEA Discuss Development of New England From Standpoint of Trade at Worcester Conference.
When you look at it from standpoint of revenue growth, earnings growth, book value, it is probably the cheapest refiner investors can buy.
The objections from standpoint (2) need to be taken more seriously; and we have been treating the responses to St . Petersburgas cases of this sort.
(Karmapa Mikyö Dorjé, 2006: 285) Second, "From standpoint of the meditative equipoise of the exalted beings, the two truths are neither identical, for the appearance of the varieties of conventional entities do not appear to them.
Likewise new philosophical work on disabilities, as the entry on feminist perspectives on disability explains, is informed by a great deal of feminist theory, from standpoint philosophy to feminist phenomenology, as well as political philosophical questions of identity, difference, and diversity.
There's case after case where folks have been pushed back on from standpoint of being engaged in prayer".
"You never know what is going to happen from my standpoint, from Clint's standpoint, or from any other guy's standpoint," Newman said.
They're important from the standpoint of environment, from the standpoint of economy, from the standpoint of national/international security.
From a traffic standpoint, from a fiscal standpoint, from an afterschool activity standpoint".
"We thought it was important from an artistic standpoint, from a corporate culture standpoint and potentially from a consumer standpoint".
It's very sad, from the competitive standpoint, from a financial standpoint ….
