The part of the sentence "negative perception on" is correct and can be used in written English
It is used to describe a negative opinion or feeling towards a certain thing. For example, "My parents have a negative perception on my decision to move away after college."
Only one subject had a negative perception on the subjective satisfaction scale.
With voter confidence at an all-time low, however, some type of voter ID may improve the negative perception on how our elections are administered.
Out of the 24 participants, 7 had a negative perception on the comparative scale.
This may result in an unintentional negative perception on males' mind in terms of helping pregnant women, after three months following the session.
As much as possible, do not ever make yourself so public in the Internet which you may think could pose a negative perception on you.
This implies that the presence of high number of transhumant herders in a community coupled with weak local institutions may likely provoke a strong negative perception of the effect on NRM by the host communities.
At the same time, it feels odd that Brooklyn Nine-Nine has remained so tight-lipped (save for the season three episode "Boyle's Hunch" that threw in a quick C-story about the public's negative perception of the police) on a subject that's not only taking over our lives and taking black lives but is also popping up on television more and more.
Nurses reported more negative attitudes (more feared suicidal risk of patients with BPD, more antagonism and less empathy towards patients with BPD), but not more negative perception of traits of BPD patients on the implicit attitudes inventory.
In another study, the degree of discomfort associated with DFO treatment was a strong predictor of negative perception of QoL, with the majority on DFO reporting QoL to be fair or poor.
Research findings that challenge some of the critical negative perceptions on pastoralism, such as the 'tragedy of the commons', are finally trickling down and influencing the policy discourse.
Javar Jones, a senior and member of the Forward Together steering committee claims that they have long contended with negative perceptions on campus.
