The phrase "in view of doing" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a reason or motivation for doing something. Example: In view of traveling to Europe next summer, I have started saving money now.
Mr Rehn said that "in view of the protracted recession, we must do whatever it takes to overcome the unemployment crisis".
Mr. Gnazzo counsels taking a realistic view of doing business in a corrupt nation.
33 Rc8! and Shen Yang resigned in view of 33...Rxc8 (33...Qa4 34 Qa8 doesn't help) 34 Rxc8+ Kh7 35 Qa8 forcing mate.
In view of this, it does not appear that an investigation of Dos Passos is warranted, and if you agree, no investigation will be instituted.
"In view of this, I do not believe that it would be appropriate or necessary for the oversight provided by the ISC to be duplicated by another committee.
In view of all that, do we really want to force our presidential candidates into ill-advised policy commitments that work to the benefit of coal in electricity markets?
In view of this, we did not attempt to duplicate all assays reported in previous publications.
In view of that, we did not expect any clear improvements in the mood or course of illness of this patient population.
In view of this, we did a reference test using only the aforementioned 15 known hexamer motifs [ 26] and miRNA target motifs.
Don't offer alcohol to Muslims, don't drink in view of a mosque, and don't drink in public during Ramadan.
Friedman: "We're going to take the long view, in terms of doing this the right way and in terms of building him up, and putting him in the best position, once we get him back, to stay back.
