"varied perceptions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a wide range of opinions about something. For example, "We had many varied perceptions about the new policy."
Fashion is universal and should be presented as such, through varied perceptions of beauty.
September 25, 1952 Hopkinsville, Kentucky Bell hooks, pseudonym of Gloria Jean Watkins (born September 25 , 1952 Hopkinsville, Kentucky, U.S.) American scholar whose work examined the varied perceptions of black women and black women writers and the development of feminist identities.
The views of the participants were varied, reflecting different levels of understanding about the SADC DRR unit, as well as varied perceptions about its functions and impact on the SADC DRR system.
Previous studies have shown that users with different attributes may hold varied perceptions of the use of technologies (Liu et al. 2010; McGowan et al. 2009; Wang et al., 2009; Uzunboylu & Ozdamli 2011).
There were varied perceptions about follow-up or repeat examinations.
There were varied perceptions as to how they preferred their body parts to be.
Puts et al. (2006) reported that changes in mean F0 from control to competitive varied with perceptions of relative physical dominance.
The proportion of utilization varied with perception of health status, from 59.2%, among those with good self-rated health, to 71.6%, among those with poor health status.
In East Asia, Cheng (1997, 2004), conducting a series of studies to investigate the washback from the Hong Kong Certificate Examinations in English on teachers' perceptions towards their classroom teaching, discovered that these exams did impact on secondary teachers, but the impact varied in their perceptions and in the teaching methodologies they adopted.
Respondents to the public survey varied in their perceptions and understandings of flash flood risks in Boulder, and some had misconceptions about flash flood risks, such as the safety of crossing fast-flowing water.
