The part of the sentence "perspective of scientists" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase whenever you are discussing a particular viewpoint held by scientists. For example, "The perspective of scientists on climate change is one of urgency and alarm."
From the perspective of scientists attempting to minimise the likelihood that volcanic activity turns into a human disaster, a joint focus on the physical hazards and the social context of affected communities is required.
He says he and his co-author, James V. Parker, a former public information officer at ONPRC, wrote their book as a response to misinformation, presenting animal research from the perspective of scientists in the laboratory.
The philosophy of science is introduced from the perspective of scientists in each field, and through examples of how their ideas have played out in the "evolution" of our understanding of the solar system model, the sciences of mechanics and electricity, atomic theories, and biological species change (Table 1).
Had he not been so bold as to infect himself, Marshall's credibility would have been ruined forever because of the collectively antiscientific perspective of scientists and medical doctors.
Our focus was to obtain the opinion and perspective of scientists and decision makers who are either directly involved in the field of TGx or review TGx data.
As research advances, the perspectives of scientists will without doubt change and our expectations for the required properties of genes to be considered characterized will become more stringent.
Collectively, these articles represent the perspectives of scientists at the cutting-edge of the field.
Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals: From Basic Research to Clinical Practice, is an aptly named volume comprising chapters that detail numerous aspects of endocrine disruptors from the perspectives of scientists, epidemiologists, and medical practitioners.
Why is it, we'll wonder out loud, that from the perspective of young scientists there appear to be too many scientists, while policymakers worldwide are certain that there are too few?
She tacks between the perspective of the scientists and the family evenly and fairly, arriving at a paradox described by Henrietta's daughter Deborah.
IN TWO recent works—"America's Children", a meticulous novelisation of the life of Robert Oppenheimer, and "Copenhagen", an award-winning play about Werner Heisenberg James Thackara and Michael Frayn both examined the birth of the nuclear era from the perspective of the scientists who helped to bring it about.
