'open-minded perspective' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it whenever you are expressing the idea of looking at something in a different way. For example, "I am trying to approach this issue from an open-minded perspective, and consider all the possible solutions."
In the 1988 movie "Big," Tom Hanks plays a boy in a grown man's body whose youthful, open-minded perspective helps him climb the corporate ladder at a toy company.
In all his work, Travis combines his influences and ideas with an open-minded perspective.
I personally applaud her in being a co-creator of this deft, creative move, which will not only reward her handsomely financially, but will also, I believe, help to permeate the populous with a more open-minded perspective on what's going on in our world, what's going on with our health, lifestyle choices, economics, politics and personal psychology.
An open-minded perspective, in which local conceptualisations and individual and contextual differences can play a role, is thereby a prerequisite.
The groups taught them to be more "open-minded" about new perspectives and practices, including self-care and a "holistic" approach to medicine and patient care.
Be open-minded to changing your perspective on the issues.
You can help others be more open-minded by sharing your perspective, too.
It is sad to see the pope using a pejorative, rather than encouraging an open-minded discussion of opposing perspectives.
While I pride myself on being open-minded, I was exposed to perspectives in this program that challenged my worldview and made me reconsider the meaning of real impact.
I love the newspaper's perspective – it is open-minded and diverse.
Not surprisingly, he approaches this subject not in the manner a younger writer might, but from the perspective of an open-minded, compassionate man whose values were formed in the 1930s and 40s, which in the end makes for fascinating, utterly charming reading.
