This is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you are describing a particular point of view or outlook. For example: "His novel gives us a unique perspective through which to view the struggles of poverty."
Here's one prismatic perspective through which Carvel refracts Clegg.
In addition to these orthodox systems, he explores via words and geometric and analytic drawings the concepts of wide-angle vision, lateral recession, and atmospheric perspective, through which the blurring of clarity and progressive lightening of tone is used to create the illusion of deep spatial recession.
Less material is available in the research literature that illuminates a clear perspective through which to view the phenomenon of male depression.
The data suggested that the large scale of an exocentric view aid and the increased number of exocentric perspective through which the spatial layout is observed can facilitate the acquisition of survey knowledge in a virtual building.
Admittedly, my perspective through which to discuss this topic is extremely limited and lacking.
This is the perspective through which I'm supposed to be comfortable watching this movie, the person with whom I'm expected to empathize with, the person I am supposed to believe is "not racist" anymore by the end of the movie?
Much of the disturbing force of this prolonged central episode comes from the mutually exclusive moral perspectives through which we are made to view it.
Confinement is a prominent theme; Eisner chooses perspectives through which the reader views the characters framed by doorways, window frames, or sheets of rain.
Or in Mead's terms, the self is formed in and through the context of the "generalized other," which is a communal perspective by and through which an individual develops self-consciousness and thereby learns to perceive both herself and others (2006, 117).
Instead, they suggest that a person-oriented perspective should be adopted, through which behavior is analyzed and understood through predictable patterns that occur across the dependent and independent variables (c.f. Bogat et al., 2005).
Before I step off the soapbox and end the information dump, I ask that you return to our Humanitarian perspective from earlier -- glasses through which we view the world seeking to promote human welfare.
