"on such a view" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone's opinion or perspective on a particular issue. For example, "On such a view, it is clear that affordable healthcare should be readily available to all citizens."
On such a view, if one grants that the above principles of set theory are intrinsically justified on the basis of the iterative conception of set, then although one would have axioms that far surpassed the reaches of predicativism and even ZFC, limitations would still remain and presumably a proponent of such a view would embrace pluralism for the remainder.
"My plans are based on such a view".
On such a view the mind is still considered primarily passive, but it is conceded that it has the power to combine simple ideas into complex ones.
To view the murder of women as "domestic" is itself ideological, and surely some strain is placed on such a view by the case of a man shooting at a church full of strangers along with his grandmother-in-law.
Freedom on such a view, is freedom from interference.
On such a view, propositions cannot be sentences or statements or beliefs.
On such a fixed view of constitutions, it is natural to think that factors like these should govern whenever they are clear and consistent.
Based on such a multilevel view, a unique adaptation of the Cumulative Exergy Resource Accounting method is proposed to quantify resource consumption associated with both technological and natural processes.
However, if indeed soul-centered theory ultimately relies on claims about meaning turning on perfection, such a view is attractive at least for being simple, and rival views have yet to specify in a principled and thoroughly defended way where to draw the line at less than perfection (perhaps a start is Metz 2013, ch. 8).
The literatures on identity, the self, parent offspring relationships, and friendships provide hints on how such a view may develop.
The junior education minister, Elizabeth Truss, who handles home education as part of her remit, said she did not think the DfE should be guiding councils on such matters, a view disputed by the MPs.
