"vary in view" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to express that different people may have different perspectives or beliefs on a particular subject. For example, "People's opinions on the amount of screen time children should have can vary in view."
Although the skills of French sonographers have probably been at a consistent level since 1994, the quality of the ultrasound equipment used has undoubtedly varied, in view of technological advances over this period.
It is objective, broad minded and varied in views.
The 138 rooms vary in size, view and amenities, but all are nicely done in Caribbean-country-club fashion and all have private balconies or patios.
People vary in their view of risk, and of how to value it.For all the progress in using such tools, perhaps the biggest obstacle to dealing effectively with risk remains human beings' perceptions and misperceptions of it.
Historians vary in their views of how far mass conversion could have gone.
They vary in their views on how moral or religious principles should be translated into law when not everyone agrees on them.
Greek academics vary in their views on how directly responsible Wickham was in establishing the camps and staffing them with the torturers.
Since osteon size may vary in the different views [ 25], we measured area, perimeter, and the minimum and maximum diameter of primary osteons' vascular canals, Haversian canals and secondary osteons in all views in order to minimize inter-animal differences.
Since osteon size may vary in the different views [ 16], we measured area, perimeter, and the minimum and maximum diameter of primary osteons' vascular canals, Haversian canals and secondary osteons in all views of thin section in order to minimize the difference in the individual in the statistics.
Researchers should supplement their survey-based studies by using interviews and/or classroom observations to examine students' epistemological views in biology and how those views vary in different contexts.
