'one-sided view' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to an opinion, opinionated statement, or analysis that focuses only on one perspective or angle, without mentioning any counter arguments or other sides of the story. For example: "He always comes to the discussion with a one-sided view and fails to consider the other points of view."
In the above mentioned studies, some negative ramifications of publication of the data were described, such as selection by hospitals based on risk or a very one-sided view on the easily measurable aspects of quality (in relation to those less accessible to measurement).
Overall the programme gave a one-sided view on this matter of political controversy".
At the same time, the Russian foreign ministry has harshly criticised what it believes to be the west's "one-sided" view on the situation in Ukraine.
Meanwhile, the United States rebuked Mary Robinson, the United Nations commissioner for human rights, suggesting she had taken a one-sided view in a report on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
Travel to Israel is not forbidden by Tunisian law, but most people grew up in the country watching Palestinians being slaughtered by Israelis on Al-Jazeera, gaining a thoroughly one-sided view of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and those who support the state of Israel.
"I don't want there to be a one-sided view," she said, stretched out on the beach.
This one-sided view of placing significance only on what is measurable, also known as "tunnel vision", increases the risk that the priorities regarding quality improvement would be based on easily measurable areas, and that other more important areas may be potentially neglected [ 14, 15].
I'm responding to Cory Doctorow's column – Lib Dems get a chance to vote on copyright reform – as I feel it gives a one-sided view of the government's legislation.
Get enough of them to espouse Silicon Valley's perspective, and tens of millions of Americans will get a one-sided view of whatever the issue may be, drowning out the other side.
By assuming the name of a group of cowardly white men who tried to place the blame of their criminal actions on the Indian people the Tea Party has proven that they have a one-sided view of American history.
But this is a one-sided view.
