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"to be viewed from" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe an event or object that is seen or experienced from a certain perspective. For example: "This landscape painting is best to be viewed from across the room."
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When planning larger gardens, you imagine them to be viewed from different angles.
Most of the sculptures are meant to be viewed from different angles — it keeps them fresh.
How would you like your sculpture to be viewed, from an artistic/political/reactionary perspective?
"This needs to be viewed from a wider context," Mr. Migranyan said.
Article describes Ritz Tower briefly and tells of various buildings, rivers, etc., to be viewed from there.
Which is a shame, since there's plenty of good scenery to be viewed from Thurstan's window on the past.
For Renardo the Fox, Mr. Jameson had to abandon the first head: it was too small to be viewed from the back of the City Center auditorium.
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Obstacles on the road to achieving universal access to SRH can be viewed from two perspectives.
Designed to be viewed primarily from the street, the exhibition features an 18-minute film of the towers being built.
In the words of its designer this garden is to be viewed -- from the street or through the arched windows of the Reception Hall -- like an Impressionist painting".
And finally, Mr. Hoover said, anyone installing a camera system for security purposes may want to consider one that can be viewed from a remote location.
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