'mainstream perspective' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an opinion, idea, or view that is widely accepted as the norm or popular opinion. For example, "The mainstream perspective is that the economy is improving, but some economists disagree."
From a mainstream perspective, John Waters is a close link.
Dash is unique; he understands the game from both an inner-city and mainstream perspective.
The gatekeeper role the news media used to play has been rightly criticized for stanching those views that fell outside its decidedly mainstream perspective.
Perhaps the proliferation of an Internet of Things — whereby huge volumes of intimate personal data are routinely streamed to the cloud, direct from people's homes and even from their bodies — will be the catalyst for a much needed shift of mainstream perspective.
Achebe's criticism has become a mainstream perspective on Conrad's work.
But from a mainstream perspective, the song may be one of the less controversial elements to emerge from Liberty University.
It also shows that what, at the time, were more mainstream perspectives were, as all viewpoints, also partial.
This essay aims at providing a comparative review on the US hegemony between the mainstream perspectives and different views provided by the two newly published books.
However, this ACO-preferred model clashed with mainstream perspectives on the rights of a client to choose what services they are involved in: I guess at a philosophical level that goes against everything we believe in terms of empowerment and client choice …You can't (just) say well this service will meet your needs because you're Aboriginal.
While there is little reason to object to anything in Obama's speech from a mainstream Israeli perspective, just like people everywhere in the region, Israelis still wonder what concrete Middle East policies the Obama administration will pursue.
Eviltory put forward, naturally enough, a fairly mainstream Tory perspective: "I suggest that the problem with PT [Polly Toynbee] and the left's definition of 'fair' is that they always confuse it with 'redistributive'redistributive
