"relevant views" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to opinions that are relevant to a particular situation or topic. For example, "We discussed the issue from various angles, offering our relevant views on the matter."
To be most effective, the White House must structure economic advice to the president so all relevant views are represented and vetted in a fair process.
"We have carefully considered all the responses made during our consultation and have taken all relevant views and concerns into account.
We now want to hear from all those who provide care for people with asthma in the NHS to ensure all relevant views are considered for the final guideline".
Other relevant views are the module structure, the execution structure, and the physical network structure.
The observing physician graded the participant on whether they acquired all relevant views.
In what follows we will briefly examine the relevant views of a few representative figures from each tradition and era.
The user guidance and the mapping of complex control procedures onto a physically relevant view on the plasma discharge process will be vitally important.
SCC gives only the total amount of cells present in milk, but not the distribution of each cell type, making it difficult to have a relevant view of cell composition.
In order to obtain a biologically relevant view of the hierarchy, we applied several tests and set a minimal threshold for clusters that are enriched with coherent biological information.
A strong point though is the fact that, besides the usual included medical-, productivity-, and patient related costs also protocol driven- and implementation related costs were included [ 29], giving a more complete and more relevant view on the cost and outcomes of providing nationwide CBT for CFS.
Three of these seem particularly relevant viewed through the lens of health professionals targeted by a local scheme: whether the desired clinical action improves patient outcomes; whether benefits clearly outweigh any unintended harmful effects, and at an acceptable cost; and whether systems and structures needed for change are in place.
