"negative perceptions about" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the negative opinions or beliefs that someone holds about a certain topic or person. Here is an example: "The media's constant portrayal of violence and crime has led to negative perceptions about inner-city neighborhoods."
Up to half of physicians hold negative perceptions about generic drugs.
Industry should work with the government to remove negative perceptions about India.
To be sure, jokes and negative perceptions about weight have been around for ages.
The Corn Refiners Association, an industry group, has been pushing back at the negative perceptions about high-fructose corn syrup, which is generally cheaper than sugar.
Battered by job losses, crime and political scandals over the past decade, Bridgeport has struggled mightily in recent years to change negative perceptions about its livability.
The group started small, with the aim of hosting nocturnal bike tours in San José, to challenge negative perceptions about the city and cycling in general.
Still, negative perceptions about Yahoo fueled by the breach and email scanning issues "broadens the shadow" already looming over the Verizon sale, Vernick said.
The speech was feather-light on policy, but what was there was just repackaged Republican claptrap that reinforced negative perceptions about liberalism and blackness.
Gonzalez acknowledged taking chances on some players, but he said that the coverage in the news media fueled negative perceptions about him and the program.
The Gay Games, established in 1980, were created to provide an opportunity for male and female gay athletes to compete openly and to counteract negative perceptions about homosexuals.
The Rainbow Project earlier said the information revealed in the report was "startling" and showed that negative perceptions about lesbian, gay and bisexual people were getting progressively worse in Northern Ireland.
