'update perception' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to when someone alters the way they think or feel about something. For example: "After talking to her, I was able to update my perception of the situation."
Despite the problems of ignorance and bias, some voters may nevertheless update perceptions of their representative's conduct in light of public revelations.
To do this, voters need to, first, update perceptions about the politician's conduct if he or she is revealed to have engaged in misconduct, and second, take electoral choices based on these perceptions (Ferejohn, 1986; Przeworski et al., 1999; Besley, 2006).
We must work hard to update this perception".
Heartland humor aside, the author draws on changing crime patterns in the Midwest to update our perception of rural lawmen like Houseman.
"People need to update their perception of Darfur," said Daniel Augstburger, the director of the African Union-United Nations humanitarian liaison office in Darfur.
If Bayesian updating is assumed, this would mean that there is lack of information from extension services to update the perception of the farmers or the farmers attach less credibility (or probability of being true) to the information provided by extension staff.
The ads are intended to update market perceptions about the chain.
But, while boomers must be willing to take the necessary steps to redefine themselves, employers must also update their perceptions of seasoned professionals.
It is possible that they are in the process of updating their perception of task difficulty and comparing it against their desired range of task difficulty (Fuller's [2005] TCI model).
Like our results in this paper, other studies have highlighted the effect of previous user frustations with software updates on the users' perception of updates overall [3, 4].
