"perspectives expressed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the opinions or points of view that are conveyed or shared in a particular context, such as in a speech, article, or discussion. Example: The panel discussion on the current political climate featured a diverse range of perspectives expressed by the guest speakers.
There were different perspectives expressed about participants' individual definitions of ethics and morals but the general view was that they were decisions between right and wrong.
We used Q-methodology to reveal the perspectives expressed by participants from both areas, each of whom ranked 44 Q-statements.
Municipal traffic planners' perspectives on speed limits and their perceived importance for municipal residents contrast strongly to the perspectives expressed by municipal politicians within the mobility perspective described above.
Tsang merely voiced publicly -- if stridently -- the same perspectives expressed privately in recent days by his counterparts on multiple continents.
Many failed to see (or even, want to try to see) the multidimensionality of experiences and perspectives expressed through tweeters using the hashtag.
These beliefs are in direct opposition to the perspectives expressed by all but one carer, but they were associated with particular roles.
The participants found the chance of approaching the legends through different perspectives, expressing the legends through drama and print techniques (linoleum), imagining, dreaming and applying their imagination by feeling the satisfaction of observing the concept of creating the whole together and expressing themselves.
We want to go further, to look a bit farther, to clean our horizons, find new perspectives, express ourselves with liberty.
If, however, we assume the perspective expressed in the North Koreans' own official writings, things look very different.
The view from Argentina tends to be more optimistic than the perspective expressed by bond traders and analysts abroad.
This expansiveness is made possible by the widely shared Hindu view that truth or reality cannot be encapsulated in any creedal formulation, a perspective expressed in the Hindu prayer "May good thoughts come to us from all sides".
