"lay perspective" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it when referring to the opinion of an outsider, a non-expert, or someone who does not have special or professional knowledge of the subject. For example, "The lay perspective on this issue is that the government should put more resources into supporting local businesses."
The objective of this study was to explore local cultural differences in the lay perspective on coping with URTD and using antibiotics.
From my own lay perspective, after observing Bush for more than 8 years (factoring in the campaign of 1999), Dr. Frank is entirely right.
Part of their role in that capacity was to bring a lay perspective to the business of the organisation.
Other public health officials have also expressed to us the value of eliciting an informed lay perspective on these questions.
This literature has reinforced the common lay perspective that policy reform and trade liberalization has been a false promise.
These changing perceptions, often moving from a lay perspective to one of the patients managing and controlling their illness [ 37], needs to be factored into analysis.
AUDIENCE: Just sort of from a lay perspective two photon, three photon, one echo to six, but MRI, X-Ray where does this fit into the scheme of other things that we hear about?
The YC-XLH Advisory beend han been an invaluable source of guidance to the Center, providing both directed scientific input and criticism, and informed lay perspectives.
The present research highlights the need for additional exploration of the nuances of racism in Australia from lay perspectives and provides clear evidence of the need to address racism in Australian society.
For both countries, the outcome was a mix of the local and global as well as a fusion of technical expertise and lay perspectives concerning human experimentation and the use of animal bodies for biomedical experimentation.
The lay perspectives portrayed here do not represent Ashanti culture.
