"procedural perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in business, legal, and academic writing to refer to a way of looking at a situation or problem from a process-oriented point of view. For example, "Taking a procedural perspective, we can see that introducing a new product will require a number of steps."
Since then, there has been a remarkable turn of events in Syed's case, from a procedural perspective.
Nevertheless, Professor Pustilnik explained from a procedural perspective why this "morally-obvious" case might actually be a close call.
It then illustrates how some specific semantic problems might be approached from a procedural perspective, and contrasts the procedural approach with formal structural and truth conditional approaches.
From a procedural perspective, this produces a legal problem on the grounds of criminal and constitutional law, because interventions into privacy, such as wiretapping or other forms of monitoring, would proceed without a court order.
Although a student can be expelled for contract cheating (e.g. Curtis, 2003; Enghagen, 2013) and universities seem to handle misbehaviour appropriately, Billings (2004) argue that courts should not reconsider universities' decisions regarding academic malpractices, but rather review how the investigation was held from a procedural perspective.
Although a contentual perspective to participation, dimensions of openness does not contradict with the procedural perspectives to participation, but rather provides a backdrop for their effective application.
Another national policy issue cited by workers as unjust both from a distributive and procedural injustice perspective was the implementation of the fee free delivery policy, which involved universal exemptions from payment of user fees for delivery services (Ansong-Tornui et al. 2007).
From a procedural and technical perspective, a large proportion of operators in the Symplicity HTN-3 trial had no previous experience with the procedure and as such may have been less experienced compared to the site-specific trained Symplicity HTN-1 and -2 operators.
From the perspective of procedural justice, the concern here would be with a 'vertical' procedural justice (Fig. 3), focusing on the extent of user participation and agency, and 'vertical' power relations within this framework.
Within William's construct of "procedural secularism," Christian ethical perspectives should simply be one of a number of ethical voices seeking to obtain traction in the public square.
From Taylor's perspective, police procedurals were often filled with not only technical inaccuracies, but what she felt were inaccuracies of how officers behaved, saying: "that's what really irritates me in other dramas – detectives crying over dead bodies and getting drunk senseless.
