"from such perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to a viewpoint previously discussed in a conversation or in an article, novel, or other written work. Example: "From such perspective, it's clear that the proposed policy will have serious implications for our community."
Studies carried out from such perspective, and those that develop appropriate indicators, could provide useful tools for integrating ES in landscape planning.
From such perspective, enhanced PON2 expression may be desirable.
Health from such perspective is not about abstract assessment of the relation between exposure and outcome, or eliminating harmful exposures, but about seeing the whole dynamics of our interaction with our novel habitats [ 38].
If there is a chance to understand evolution beyond the classical, itself largely formal, evolutionary synthesis, it is from such perspectives of learning more about the genome as a dynamic and modular configuration.
There are as yet relatively few recent studies that examine systematically the influences on the travel of employed adults from such perspectives, particularly regarding possible transport disadvantages of the fastest growing segments of workers.
From a such perspective, LOD facilitates innovation and knowledge creation from interlinked data, but it also introduces a level of complexity for information management and integration.
But that the terminally ill should be buying one-way tickets to Zurich in order to protect their close relations from imprisonment surely requires no such perspective.
Balance and blend would have been problematic from such a perspective in any case, with the speaker complexes placed wide on either side.
From such a perspective national boundaries melt away and ethnic, religious or ideological differences seem an irrelevant way to define our identity.
