"private perceptions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the thoughts or ideas someone holds privately. For example, "The student kept his private perceptions of the teacher to himself, not wanting to jeopardize his grade."
Or does the world take shape only through our private perceptions?
Indeed, since we never have access to the world except through our private perceptions and ideas, action in the world is, strictly speaking, unnecessary.
The difference between the public and private perceptions of Murray leads to a "misconception," Petchey said, "of who he is as a person".
In her lifetime she published a biography of a little-known Irish actress and several articles about architecture, but it is her private perceptions about the evolving status of women that could now stand as her literary achievement.
The principal virtue of both schemes is that they allocate visas according to private perceptions of their worth, not government guesses about need.Auf Wiedersehen, petHow can governments ensure that guest workers do not overstay their welcome?
Human Knowledge attempts to establish the existence of a mind-independent world on the basis of private perceptions.
That said, yeah, I think both public and private perception that big powerful game consoles are still somehow the crux or core focus of videogames will go away over the next few years, but even with the Vita TV and iPad Whatever and Steamboxes, I don't see these cannibalising enough of the existing console audience to actually make these things go away.
He summarised that the ambiguity between the public perception and the private perception—"the outer and the inner"—"reverberates" throughout the scene.
Our individual perceptions of personal space are as unique as they are private.
A senior researcher analyzed these transcriptions using Microsoft Excel 2003 (Microsoft Corporation, Seattle, WA, USA) according to themes identified at the beginning of the study, including: views of officials towards private providers; perceptions regarding the potential for public-private collaboration; and perceptions of challenges in collaboration.
Deporting them is against human rights" (Public, Omani) This theme emerged from both public and private providers' perceptions of the private health care sector's role in TB care and control in Oman.
