The phrase 'sole perspective' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to describe the singular opinion or viewpoint of a single person, which may differ from those shared by others. For example, "The author presented his sole perspective on the issue, drawing on his own experiences."
None of these central issues can be understood from the sole perspective of a traditional discipline, whether in the social, natural, engineering or health sciences.
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The treatment of the question from the sole perspective of energy, despite the multi-sectoral nature of biofuels, has thus led in some countries to a low level of involvement of other public actors, who found themselves marginalized.
Without collective bargaining present, everyday people are subject to the whims and intentions of the few in control of the legal process, the business economy and those who seek to yield change from a sole perspective.
Many students fall into the trap of believing that grades are the sole thing perspective employers consider.
Death was, as Kulka says, "The sole certain perspective ruling the world". So why did Imre, the conductor of the children's choir in the family camp at Auschwitz, teach his charges Ode to Joy? What was his purpose?
The sole false perspective is that which claims to be the only one there is.
This is the sole instance where deep perspective is used, making the faces and bodies appear more solid, and perhaps, closer to the here and now.
One condition of greater freedom would be to enforce transparency: athletes should disclose all the pills they take, just as they register the other forms of equipment they use, so that others can catch up.The gene genie is already out of the bottleFrom this perspective, the sole concern when it comes to enhancing athletic performance should be: is it safe for the athletes?
The sole use of biomedical perspectives in the evaluation of response to complex diseases needs to be replaced with a broad based approach and understanding of coping across cultures.
However, I was particularly drawn to the work of one musician I did not immediately recognize (and the sole artist bringing a female perspective to this album's all-boys club): the singer Kendra Foster.
