"theoretical lens" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific concept or idea which can be used to analyze or interpret something else. For example, "This article examines the issue of education policy through the theoretical lens of student autonomy."
Mass products like zombies and vampires facilitate the active role of Popular Culture Studies as a powerful theoretical lens.
Karin Knorr Cetina's theory of epistemic cultures was utilised as the theoretical lens.
As with prior research, this study employs a theoretical lens based on privacy calculus.
Service-dominant logic (SDL) provides the theoretical lens and contributes to a methodological approach for examining projects.
The paper links 'governance' to 'resilience' using Stage VI of Turner's 1976 model as a theoretical lens.
Drawing on behavioural strategy as a theoretical lens, we design a yardstick to study the impact of scenario-based strategizing.
It considers how the field of insolvency has developed since the passing of the Insolvency Act 1986 through a Bourdieusian theoretical lens.
This review article considers some of the key management control articles published in AOS through the theoretical lens of Foucault's 1978/9 lectures on neo-liberalism and biopolitics.
Using the theoretical lens of biopolitics, we show how microaccountability enables the extension of the finance industry into untapped sectors of the global population.
Collections by Marlatt (Touch to My Tongue, 1984; This Tremor Love Is, 2001) and Di Brandt (Questions I Asked My Mother , 1987 Jerusalem, Beloved, 1995) reenvision language, sexuality, and subjectivity through a feminist, lesbian, and theoretical lens.
Drawing on the theoretical lens of co-creation of value our paper examines how technology upgrading is achieved in the context of the Bangladeshi mobile telephone industry.
