The phrase "most perceived" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means that what is being described is the most commonly or widely recognized or understood. Example: "The most perceived reason for the company's success is their strong focus on customer satisfaction."
Most perceived colours are interpreted by the brain from a ratio of excitation in different cone types.
In the Mail's case – I dare not read the less subtle Sun or Express's take – they focus on Romanians and Bulgarians, on Roma in particular (try Elinor Goodman's informed Radio 4 view here … ), the foreigners most perceived to threaten our way of life in 2014.
Our results also point out a strong correlation among the most perceived benefits, as shown in Table 9.
Findings of the study were: the most perceived problem was urinary retention (46%) and the least was diarrhoea (8%).
To sum up a very long article, it comes down to this: 802.11n is fast enough for most perceived business uses right now.
These qualitative evidences reflect on the strong correlation found between the most perceived benefits and company experience raised in the statistical analysis (Table 9).
(Most perceive Mr. Obama as miles ahead of Mr. McCain on this score; read here about how the matter came up at the conference).
But for all of its rhetorical distancing, there is more continuity – with Bush and other recent US presidencies – than most perceive.
We are not saying that Cruyff is guilty of stealing the copyright, for Johan is an honourable man, but it is certainly the case that most perceive him – erroneously – as the inventor of this ingenious manipulation of the rules.
which most perceive as a secure situation for doctoral candidates--are vulnerable.
They want foreigners to come see that their country, and their population, is the complete opposite of what most perceive.
