"optimum perspective" is correct and is commonly used in written English.
It refers to the most favorable or advantageous viewpoint or viewpoint angle. Example: In order to fully understand a problem, it is important to analyze it from an optimum perspective, taking into account all relevant factors and viewpoints.
Continuing an ongoing study, this work examines the integration of Ultra Super Critical (USC) power plants with CAP, conducting a parametric investigation on the design parameters of the capture block in order to find the optimum from an energy perspective, analyzing then in details the power block and estimating ultimately the overall investment and annual costs.
Although a nationally representative and multi-center, cluster randomized controlled trial is optimum from the methodological perspective for this study, due to lack of resources and time constraints we have to limit our study to a single centre.
The paper describes and analyses these trends from the perspective of an optimum procurement strategy for an oil company.
However, these results indicate that optimum throughput from a filtration perspective is achieved at lower sodium molarities (either 3.5 M for maximum low activity waste (LAW) throughput or 4.9 M for maximum HLW throughput).
What would be the optimum timing, from the campaign's perspective, for this terrorist attack — before or after the convention?
They work in groups to research and give presentations on challenges facing the cranberry farming industry and then write reflection papers on optimum pest control methods from the perspective of a small farm owner.
In this perspective, some analytical equations for the optimum working fluid temperatures, optimum thermal efficiency, optimal distributions of heat exchanger areas and optimum specific power output were found in terms of economical and technical parameters.
Therefore, looking at the cost criterion as the most important factor to establish an optimum maintenance model is a very dangerous perspective for industrial and service systems, especially for systems where failures and interruptions could be disastrous.
Our objective in this analysis was to understand medication use from the patient perspective and identify barriers to optimum care from onset of symptoms to early postdiagnosis.
The role of optimization and computer assisted design exploration is discussed, as well as the feasibility of optimum solutions from environmental, social and economic perspectives.
