"the received view" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a widely accepted or commonly held belief or perspective on a certain topic or issue. Example: According to the received view, free trade leads to economic growth and overall prosperity. However, recent studies have challenged this belief and suggested that a more nuanced approach may be needed.
His research debunked the received view at the time that Catholics had low college attendance rates.
Contrary to the received view, the bulk of Asia's growth has been domestically driven.
The received view is that he was a failure, since the British-backed monarchy he helped to establish was swept away by a military coup in 1958.
But conservatives have found a champion in Mr Windschuttle over his assertion that the received view of a blood-soaked Australian frontier is a myth "designed to create an edifice of black victimhood and white guilt".
The teaching was fine but very orthodox; you were encouraged to know the received view but no one asked what you thought; I'm sure this didn't happen at the men's colleges.
It could be regretted that Hauser does not challenge the received view of Bacon, but in a book resting mostly on secondary sources it would be a mistake to build a theory on the mythologies that envelop this artist.
I don't know that I'm going to do this because, first, I'm sort of too lazy at the moment; secondly, rather than giving a set of necessary and sufficient conditions which will work for a term like reference, I want to present just a better picture than the picture presented by the received views".
We believe, contrary to these received views, that the key differences are to be found in the different ways the audience can engage with language.
The so-called received view of scientific knowledge, codified in Nagel (1961) and Hempel (1966), promoted reductionism as a central ideal for science, and confidently asserted that much progress had been made in the reduction of chemistry to physics.
By contrast, it seems fair to say that there is a philosophically established received view of the basic methodology of mathematics.
There is a received view.
