The phrase "on a different perspective" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to refer to a different way of looking at or understanding something. Example: "Instead of seeing the situation as a problem, let's try to look at it from on a different perspective and see if we can find a solution."
Months ago, as the curtains of darkness were drawn, the world took on a different perspective — distant, as if looking back at it from another planet.
The doctrine takes on a different perspective in the current corporate environment, where finger-pointing and attempts to assert individual responsibility continue to be the order of the day.
In the valuation process the future doctors had to take on a different perspective on health, namely the side of someone who is actually suffering and in need for help.
This integrated approach allows us to discuss the movement of people, materials and knowledge in Early Bronze Age Sicily on a different perspective than the ones previously used.
On a different perspective, related work on wireless body area networks (WBANs) typically focuses on wireless communications and the consumption of the radio, often disregarding the power consumption of other parts of the system (for instance, see [21] and [22]).
On a different perspective and network (now, Twitter), McGee et al. [23] study if the geographic distance influence the strength of ties among users by considering users' friends, followers, and recent tweets.
"Eisnor offers a refreshing influx of a different perspective on our business".
We analyzed nine H. pylori genomes with emphasis on microevolution from a different perspective.
Does life on the road give you a different perspective on the national economy?
Of course, on the other hand... there's a different perspective on the value of sporting events.
"On reflection I have a different perspective," Harrison says.
