The phrase "perception held by" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the belief or viewpoint that a person holds about something. Example: The perception held by the public about the politician's past scandals greatly affected their chances of winning the election.
Fix the reality behind those regulatory problems and thereby change the perception held by most soccer moms that government favors corporate profits over children's health.
"There is a particular attention on presenters because of their profile, and a perception held by our audience that deploying presenters does not add to our journalism".
The documents are likely to reinforce a perception held by many corporate clients — and the public — that law firms inflate bills by performing superfluous tasks and overstaffing assignments.
The nature of this type of abuse makes many of the children feel complicit and all too often this can be negatively reinforced by the perception held by others.
But the president may need to do some repair work with Democrats angered by the deep cuts in the plan — and a perception, held by some liberals, that Mr. Obama was rolled by the Republicans in the House.
Emmert, in a conference call Thursday, said the perception held by many coaches and athletic directors that Delany and Slive had bullied him in these cases was "plain wrong".
Are the perceptions held by senior management in alignment?
Furthermore, the perceptions held by children of colour of what constitutes attractiveness, beauty and positive qualities are often skewed by mainstream media images.
This contrasts with popular perceptions held by Britons, who overstate the proportion of Muslims in the country by a factor of four, according to a recent survey by Ipsos Mori.
Future research could delve into whether the perceptions held by community college instructors affect their teaching.
This study is based upon a survey perceptions held by selected stakeholders and the value they attribute to selected KPIs.
