"good perception" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means having a clear understanding or awareness of something. Example: "Having a good perception of the situation, she was able to make a wise decision."
Playlisted on Active Rock, that's a good perception".
Designing software involves good perception, good reasoning, and a talent to express oneself effectively through programming and interactive languages.
1.44pm @WomenandTheatre Actually the public has a good perception of the arts but often they don't realise what is publicly funded.
The "active" monitoring means that human operators have a good perception of process state and detect failures by their own observation of process running.
According to the feedback of users, the edge regions of the tongue often gives good perception.
Three children have a good perception about the staff, one child dissatisfied and three others indifferent.
This study also showed that generally 78% of patients with cell phones had good perceptions towards cell phone usage to support ARV adherence as determined by participant response to the selected questions (Table 2).
However, some studies from Burkina Faso, for instance, revealed that, unlike what has been reported in our study, respondents had relatively good perceptions about the attitude of their health care providers [ 50, 51].
The feel-good perception that the company is being actively shopped covers up the fact that the initial bidder has a perhaps unbeatable head start.
Without tracking, the best students would unquestionably have lost a competitive edge, while the community would have had little more to show for it than the feel-good perception of artificial equality.
Yet this feel-good perception has slowly and then suddenly disappeared.
