The phrase "gained perception" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which someone's opinion or understanding of something has changed because of new information. For example: "Through her coursework, she gained a new perception of the world around her."
The value of the paper is in concretizing the gaps between use and design of urban landscapes, and particularly in suggesting an additional way in which urban landscape designers and decision-makers may be informed or trained to gain perception about the functional relationships between people and (designed) places to effectively address design, evaluation or re-design of places.
More research comes from Gallup and Healthways who have partnered together since 2008 to interview roughly 178,000 Americans annually, asking questions and gaining perceptions on "physical and emotional health, behaviours, work environment, social and community factors, financial security, and access to necessities such as food, shelter and healthcare" to provide us with a well-being index.
In order to assess the utility of SxS as a session-by-session measure, we sought to gain perceptions of feasibility and acceptability for healthcare professionals (HCPs), young people and parents, and administrative teams who were involved in the process.
Mr. Coughlan said that Lawson had gained a perception in the mid-1990's as a "midmarket" company -- building business software for small- and medium-sized companies -- but that a strategy change in 1996 allowed the company to aim at big companies in defined business sectors, like health care.
Shouted from the rafters, repeated again and again on state TV, state radio, the state news agency, state-sponsored billboards and countless Chávez speeches, the claim that Venezuela is now a Territory Free of Illiteracy has gained the perception of Official Truth, the kind of thing that Venezuelans can't question without being suspected of ideological deviation.
However, once confidence in God is secured, trust in the more familiar ways of gaining knowledge sense perception, rational reasoning, and so on is restored (for a detailed treatment of skepticism in Classical Islam, cf. Heck 2014).
"Only after he's hit some obstacles and truly understands that China and the rest of the world are not to be bullied will he gain some perception," it said.
As a result, the e-cigarette is not only reaping the benefits of being seen as fun, high-tech devices, but they are also gaining the perception of safety by being compared to the most dangerous product on the market -- cigarettes.
To evaluate the program, an interpretative analysis was completed on the students' reports written during the program and a questionnaire was administered to the parents to gain their perception of the experience.
Rather, they gained a profound perception of what it is to be human.
Much information has been gained on the perception of relatively simple localized stimulation within the body.
