The phrase "subjective standpoints" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing personal perspectives or opinions that are influenced by individual feelings or experiences.
Example: "In debates about art, it's important to acknowledge that subjective standpoints can vary greatly among different viewers."
Alternatives: "personal perspectives" or "individual viewpoints".
To have standing, there must be a reasonable expectation of privacy, which contains both an objective standpoint and a subjective standpoint.
The result is a book that breaks down songs from a personal, subjective standpoint, discussing themes like "Communication/Miscommunication," "Trust/Distrust" and "Pain/Pleasure".
Assess the date from a subjective standpoint.
These anti-subjective standpoints provide the context for Foucault's marginalization of the subject in his "structuralist histories", The Birth of the Clinic (on the origins of modern medicine) and The Order of Things (on the origins of the modern human sciences).
These narratives are of course subjective, reflecting the standpoints of the authors, and there will no doubt be disagreement about the interpretation of history.
Winning the bet depends on whether there will be an entirely new way of thinking about experience that somehow combines the subjective first-person standpoint with the objective third-person standpoint.
With Nishitani's conception of a radical "subjective nothingness," understood as a "standpoint of śūnyatā" realized on the "field of śūnyatā," we find an explicit appropriation of both the psychological and the meontological (or mu-logical) paradigms of nothingness found in the traditions of East Asia.
In addition, responses to the diversity of smartphone models and changes in their performances as well as the standpoint of dealing with the subjective evaluation values of users, which cannot be automatically acquired by sensors, are also important.
Our study is novel in that it aims to ground itself in a particular standpoint, not to focus on individual subjective experiences or meaning, but to begin to locate the social coordination of the work of primary care physicians as it is provided in and across both community and academic health care settings.
In patients hospitalised with unintentional injuries, even where acute surgical care is inevitable, from a less immediate standpoint and bearing in mind future rehabilitation, a patient's subjective assessment seems to gain in importance where his/her recovery is concerned.
That is very subjective".
