"usual view" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to a common or typical perspective or opinion on a subject. Example: The usual view is that exercise is beneficial for physical health, but new studies suggest it can also improve mental well-being.
The more usual view is that the hēliaia was the Assembly in its judicial capacity.
That challenges the usual view among obstetricians that the risks of older motherhood start at 35.
TRAVELLERS flying into Tehran were recently denied their usual view of the sprawling metropolis and its majestic mountain backdrop.
Rejecting the usual view that Berg's songs are primarily about art nouveau refinement, Petrenko presented them as explicit and unnerving.
Even among harsh critics of the administration's Iraq policy, the usual view is that we have to finish the job.
Full Frontal Surprise The audience got more than the usual view at "The Full Monty" on Saturday night.
But my in-laws were elderly and they had the usual views of hereditary landowners: they longed for an heir.
The problem with the conservatives' decision in the case was that it was so far removed from their usual views (as I discuss in Comment this week).
Regulars at The Head of Steam on Huddersfield station can expect a change from their usual viewing this week as televised sport in the pub gives way to a series of harrowing films about domestic violence.
It sounds obvious, but your poster should be easily legible at the usual viewing distance of about a metre.
Once created, Vyclone has all the usual viewing and sharing options you've come to expect from these types of apps: You can share on Facebook or Twitter or save to your camera roll.
