The phrase 'on many perspectives' is an appropriate and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to mean that something involves or can be seen from many outlooks or viewpoints. For example, "The research paper considers the issue of global warming on many perspectives, looking at not only the environmental impacts but also the economic and geopolitical consequences."
On the first option, Zhuangzi simply appreciates the many perspectives on the world one could have, the many ways of dividing the world up by sets of distinctions, none of which can be shown in a non-question-begging manner to be superior to the others (Hansen, 1992, 2003).
There are many perspectives on what is right and what is wrong, and one correct answer does not exist.
Taking the facts, many perspectives on wolves today infuse them with a measure of myth.
Not escape from reality, exactly, but a reminder of just how much reality there is, and how many perspectives on it are possible.
There are many perspectives on Mrs. Nixon in my book, and I can't say that I was "right" when I took the long view or when I came in close.
But in looking backwards, and in analysing the reverberation of long-ago events in present consciousness, these stories acknowledge that there are as many perspectives on events that have been and gone as there are possible projections about eventualities yet to come.
There exist many perspectives on risk, including safety engineering, social scientist perspectives, risk perception research and economic decision analysis.
Though there are many perspectives on the types of iterations that can be performed, the chapter focuses on two: Will this iteration be a more detailed version of a more conceptual predecessor, and will this iteration be an improvement or change of a prior version based on stakeholder feedback or new and ostensibly improved ideas?
I've heard many perspectives on this issue in the years I've hovered around activist spaces.
