"optimal perspective" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used when referring to the most ideal or advantageous way of looking at a situation or problem. Example: "It's important to consider all factors and viewpoints before making a decision, but ultimately, the optimal perspective should guide your actions."
The proposed scheme uses a content-based pattern generation strategy in the globally optimal perspective, based upon multiple pattern modes.
In addition, this sequence also has high contrast, which benefits the search for the optimal perspective deformation.
In this paper, we have proposed an efficient video coding technique using arbitrarily shaped block partitions in global optimal perspective, for low bit rates.
Such analyses implicitly adjust for many potential confounders, e.g., body mass index and health behaviors that are not captured, or are poorly captured, in most health services databases, and thus may be the optimal perspective for assessing the relationship of fluoroquinolone exposure to RD.
Therefore, in our opinion, the clinical relevance of the studies by Watson et al (2006) and several others does not provide an optimal perspective on prognosis (Menon et al, 2002) because expression of a single immune marker is not sufficient for the selection of high-risk colon cancer patients or treatment allocation.
Motivated by a government policy making or enterprise conglomerate recycling system design and operation needs, the RLRFE problem is elaborated from a system-optimal perspective using the variational inequality (VI) approach.
We approach these problems from a dynamic programming and optimal control perspective.
The penalty function designed to achieve obstacle avoidance capability is constructed from an inverse optimal control perspective.
From an optimal control perspective, an increase in accuracy demands means also that influence of the stochasticity in the dynamics is weighted higher, which leads to a reduction of the relative importance of the energy efficiency in the cost function.
From a theoretical perspective, optimal dosing strategies for the prevention of resistance in individuals are not necessarily optimal for limiting resistance at the population level (Lipsitch and Samore, 2002; Mills et al., 2013).
"Our findings suggest that for some procedures, this strategy may not be optimal from the perspective of patient safety".
