'graphic view' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a visual depiction or representation of data, information, or any other kind of phenomenon. Example sentence: I was able to get an in-depth understanding of the problem through the graphic view provided by the report.
The MIT Campus Map provides a searchable, graphic view of MIT.
It has four modules such as a file view space, a graphic view window, a material selection module and an expert system module.
The benchmarks outlined in the "action plan" for the Great Lakes Restoration Initiative gives you a graphic view of the lakes' parlous state.
Its screen showed a graphic view of the data flowing in from the sensors: a Tron-like world of neon objects drifting and darting on a wireframe nightscape.
I have been doing opera for 20 years and I have never had such a graphic view of what actually happens until I saw this thing.
Manning's leak gave Reuters, and the world, a graphic view of the horror of modern war, of the violent death of two media workers in the line of duty.
On Friday, Syrian state media reports, featuring graphic views of corpses, blamed the bombing of military and police targets in Aleppo on "terrorists".
These intimate portrayals of life on the front also show graphic views of the wounded and dead from both sides, as well as poignant glimpses of ethereal waifs.
The case did not lead to the level of anger and scrutiny that some other police shootings have drawn, but the video added to the growing list of recordings that have been watched and dissected by millions of people who otherwise would never have had such graphic views of deaths at the hands of law enforcement.
Graphic views act as a great educational tool since they reveal the higher and narrowed terms and give an easy understanding of the thesaurus structure by guide terms criteria.
In particular, TRDB provides a graphic viewing of internal variations along the tandem array in a coordinated way for multiple alleles.
