The phrase "lopsided view" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective that is biased or unbalanced, often highlighting a lack of consideration for all sides of an issue.
Example: "His lopsided view on the matter made it difficult to have a constructive discussion."
Alternatives: "skewed perspective" or "biased opinion."
There are many disadvantages to this fixation, but one of the less obvious is that it presents a pretty lopsided view of Christian politics.
"The public has gotten a lopsided view because he can't talk publicly about much of the enormous effort the department has made to prevent terrorism".
Yet, one advertising campaign intended to encourage tourists to "Just Ask the Locals" has a lopsided view of who the locals actually are.
Our logic for using sales, profits, assets and market value in a composite ranking: a list based on a single metric provides a lopsided view of which companies are most important to the world's economy.
Not only was Sunday's Super Bowl a lopsided game, but it exposed the lopsided view of male versus female sexuality.
The continual focus on conflict, corruption and mega-misfortunes has created a lopsided view of so much of the world.
The attorney general also accused Peabody of presenting lopsided views of IEA reports, by choosing to report only on the "current policy scenario" which assumes governments fail to tighten up climate change policies, and ignoring the two other scenarios which paint a less favourable picture for coal growth.
It gave a lopsided pro-immigration view at the least, and could easily have been interpreted as pro-illegal immigration.
Lopes was upset because his view of lopsided games dictates that a player does not steal or bunt or swing at 3-0 pitches when his team has a huge lead in the late innings.
Such a lopsided victory must be viewed in the context of Antonio Candreva's early sending off.
The consequence of attention to risks and problems to the omission of resilience and protective factors is a lopsided understanding of clients and this view becomes a limiting factor that can shape intakes, service delivery and research.
