The part of a sentence "the collective view" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a shared opinion or perspective held by a group of individuals. Example: The collective view of the team was that a new marketing strategy was needed to attract more customers.
It was Kelner's view, and the collective view of the newspaper, that counted.
The court, for the first time in decades, rejected the "collective" view of the second amendment and found there is indeed an individual right to own guns.
It had power, Stevens said, because it was based not on his personal plan but on the collective view of organisations across the sector.
Hence an iron link was forged: the collective view of the second amendment justifies gun control.The other view focuses on the rest of the second amendment: "The right of the people to keep and bear arms shall not be infringed".
Subsequent advances in statistical and demographic analysis led by the 1990s to an understanding of public opinion as the collective view of a defined population, such as a particular demographic or ethnic group.
"It also means I will be able to get the collective view of my membership about who they think should host the World Cup when the time comes for me to decide who I should vote for.
The Democracy Corps survey specifically broke out the collective views of the liberal alliance and contrasted them with the views of those on the right.
A clearly exasperated Carney replied that he had been expressing the collective views on the risks to the economy of 15 members of the Bank's monetary and financial stability committees.
The concessions were spurred by a blunt memo sent last month to the investment bank's managers by Paul Leung, a first-year employee who said he was presenting the collective views of his co-workers.
There were no hamburgers in "Gone with the Wind" but America overcame most problems and the country slowly merged, just as Europe should and could.LEIF WIDENStockholmSIR You affect to regard the collective views of British economists as, at best, unreliable in matters of policy.
And the results seem solid for how the collective views the film.
