"user views" is correct and usable in written English.
It usually applies to the opinions or perspectives of users or customers of a product or service. For example, "We collected user views on the new app design to help guide our decision making."
An important part of this group's work was to take into account service user views.
– of the cloud ("the data a user views on many modern cell phones may not in fact be stored on the device itself").
When a computer user views an ad on a network site, DoubleClick places a "cookie" file on the user's computer hard drive that carries a special identifying number.
The value of OLEDs, beyond their brightness, is that the electricity which powers and controls them is turned directly into the light the user views.
According to his research, Yelp is charging retailers several hundreds of dollars for every 1,000 impressions, or user views, compared with a few dollars at other sites.
When a computer user views an ad on a DoubleClick network site for the first time, DoubleClick assigns an identifying number to the user's hard drive in a file known as a cookie.
The site's roughly 700,000 registered users view about 36 million pages online each month, with each user viewing three to five pages per visit.
The average user viewed 196 Web page a week, up 2.1.
Upon opening the first web page, the user viewed a list of clinician names.
The three levels are considered as three different views on the data: (i) the external level or individual user view; (ii) the conceptual level or community user view; and (iii) the internal level or storage view.
Such an ontology helps bridge the semantic gap between the decoupled user view and the database view.
