"holding a point of view" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a position or opinion on a given issue. For example, "John held a strong point of view that laws should be reformed to protect the rights of workers."
Finally, three of the identified stakeholders did not agree to participate due to personal or professional reasons, it could not be verified whether these stakeholders hold points of view that might be different from those that agreed to an interview.
Renata Adler was a purveyor of definitive judgments, of arguments that seemed to march inexorably from a firmly held point of view.
For his latter-day thefts from libraries, Cosey put up a rather listless and puerile defense, but this, too, was more or less in line with a fairly widely held point of view.
"They're concerned about where the country is going and share a commonly held point of view that what we do is important for democracy," said Mr. Brown, who is also a partner at the venture capital firm DFJ Frontier.
"For him the study of the Soviet Union was not a question of confirming an already held point of view but rather a matter of seeking to understand a complex and changing reality".
And his insistence that all sides of the debate should respect one another's different but sincerely held points of view".
Same-sex marriage and immigration policy are both matters of immense national interest, about which reasonable Americans have strongly held points of view.
At the heart of it, people have to be willing to take on and hold a point of view.
Scholars who hold this point of view have attempted to identify in Joshua the same source documents that are found in the preceding books.
Hold mock elections so pupils can learn how to argue and defend points of view.
We hold that point of view until we can think of a better way.
