"multidimensional view" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe a way of looking at something from different perspectives or angles. For example, "We need to take a multidimensional view of the situation before making a decision."
This deeply personal disk amplifies that concept, giving us a multidimensional view of the composer's greatest symphony.
Marion Harris presents a multidimensional view of Morton Bartlett, the Harvard-educated businessman who secretly made beautiful half-size sculptures of pubescent girls.
But he said that he took a "dynamic" and "multidimensional" view, which he said would lead "to a different conclusion about how this is going to go forward".
For a multidimensional view of the terrain, each wears sophisticated goggles (more so than the old red-and-blue plastic 3-D movie glasses that a prankster placed atop the monitors).
Vigilante on the move A wealth of data Correction: Big Mac index ReprintsA new set of internationally comparable data put together by researchers at the Oxford Poverty and Human Development Initiative at the University of Oxford tries to take Mr Sen's ideas about "the need for a multidimensional view of poverty and deprivation" seriously*.
This new approach allows a multidimensional view to the concept of artificial dissipation.
It was once considered a quirky technology gone nowhere, but, because of the popularity of "Avatar," television makers now are racing to bring multidimensional viewing to the living room.
Such an approach widens the view of nursing performance to embrace a multidimensional perspective that encompasses the diverse aspects of nursing care.
On-Line Analytisal Processing (OLAP) is a technology that encompasses applications requiring a multidimensional and hierarchical view of data.
Through an online survey, 261 residents from wildfire prone areas in Western Australia were asked to view multidimensional spatial information regarding a simulated wildfire scenario presented as either text messages or maps, and were subsequently queried for their comprehension, their risk perceptions, and the attractiveness of the presentation format.
Because of the technology-focused character of research in AAL, there is a lack of resources that describe the interplay of technology and health as well as QOL from a multidimensional angle of view.
