"male perception" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to how men might think, act, or interpret something in a particular way. For example, "The male perception of the female role in the workplace has changed significantly over time."
From the trailer, it looks as though Melfi's film will chart a course between civil-rights drama and workplace comedy, with emphasis put on the womens' struggle against the white male perception of them.
Moreover, the discourse of academic meritocracy may also be masculine and reproduce masculine practices, as the typical career path in academia is structured according to a male perception of success, which involves being research active, stay at work more than designated time and submit to the research assessment exercise.
To conventional male perception, giving up such a privilege seems beyond imagining.
Likewise, male perception is often a little bit skewed by their man brains, so what they think they're doing is not actually what they're doing at all.
This suggests that high encounter rates are not due to a switch toward mate searching resulting from male perception of low population density.
The results of the study indicate that sociosexuality influences male perception of female breast attractiveness and confirm that accentuation of female-specific physical traits produces a stronger response in unrestricted than in restricted men.
As the psychological drama races on, Hooper gives us much to chew on, from modern property fetishism to male perceptions of female sexuality.
A lot of this has to do with persisting male perceptions of status and attaching perceived success to one's ability to find an attractive, suitable mate.
Separate, parallel analyses are performed to assess the effects of each of these six variables on male perceptions of dominance and female perceptions of attractiveness.
This paper explores male perceptions of gender relations, with a focus on heterosexual relationships and premarital sex, in the context of an urban Sri Lankan Free Trade Zone (FTZ) factory area.
UNICEF and counterparts should focus more attention towards men when looking at gender roles, particularly in family planning, maternal health, child health and ECD, to promote greater male involvement, and to improve male perceptions of the value of their involvement in these areas.
