"shaping the perspective" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It means influencing or forming someone's viewpoint or understanding of something. Example: The media plays a powerful role in shaping the perspective of the public on political issues.
Your personal qualities and contributions — everything about you that makes you who you are suggests how you see the world and what shaped the perspective you will bring to future classmates.
More work is needed to understand how organisational priorities shape the perspective of organisational leaders and other key decision makers as regards innovation knowledge.
As a former foreign correspondent with The New York Times, Hedges helped shape the perspectives of the American public for many years.
His time at Oxford was interrupted by periods working as a freelance English tutor in Florence and an English assistant at a school in Hessen, Germany, experiences that shaped the European perspective he brought to the study of British Romantic art.
Sometimes they adeptly retreat from the limelight but still provide rules and requirements which shape the specialists' perspective.
That document, "Shaping the Future of Research: a perspective from junior scientists," has now been published at F1000Research.
Americans for Safe Access is honored to have helped bring a patient-focused perspective to shaping the bill, but as advocates for sensible medical marijuana policy that recognizes the reality that patients face, we are just getting started.
There was also a major shift in approach and interpretation; the older pro-European understanding gave way to one shaped from the perspective of the inhabitants of the Americas themselves.
This chapter examines how institutions with different and opposing perspectives are shaping the diffusion of IPR in China.
By necessity, their journalistic storytelling is shaped by the perspective of these official sources.
The early drafts were shaped by the perspective of a child of divorce.
