The phrase "get the perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the gathering of information or insight into a situation. For example, "I'm trying to get the perspective of all the stakeholders to determine the best way forward".
With the new Chinese Communist leaders launching their rule this week, I dropped by to get the perspective of the bravest man I've ever met.
Meetings can be really good, but you can't let them swamp you or you will only get the perspective of people who are largely based in London.
Why? Would they have liked to have used photography or projection equipment to help them get the perspective of the objects precisely correct?
Having decided on a spot by the Houses of Parliament, the trick was then to get the perspective of bikes and landmarks as balanced as possible, whilst also trying and get some sense of movement into the image.
"We try not to show much affection in front of the other guys, because you don't want them to get the perspective that what he's doing is for his son".
Mr. Cremo, director of the Metropolitan Opera's commissioning program, invited two people to the dress rehearsal at the English National Opera: his brother, to get the perspective of someone who wasn't an operagoer, and his 19-year-old nephew, to learn whether the plot — which involves crime and identity on the Internet — rang true for a teenager who had grown up online.
Snap first created Our Stories in 2014 to let people get the perspectives of tons of different attendees to music festivals and sporting matches.
Our strategy was to get the perspectives of key stakeholders before coming to any findings or making any recommendations.
In episode four, we get the perspectives of a can-collecting older Chinese couple (Kristen Hung and Clem Cheung) and their Berlin-based experimental musician son.
Get the perspectives to align properly by unchecking 3-D Perspective and shifting the Y-Perspective 180 degrees, once you pull the copy around from laying down to stand on its end.
Dr. Tick said getting insights from all over the world is one step to broader understanding, but another is getting the perspective of history, something he knows from studying post-traumatic stress disorder.
