"varying perceptions of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the range of different understandings or viewpoints that exist about a particular topic or situation. Example: The study found that there were varying perceptions of the new policy among the employees, with some viewing it as beneficial and others seeing it as a hindrance to their work.
We have widely varying perceptions of time.
Instead, they are classified as either learning disabled or emotionally disturbed -- evaluations that can be based on varying perceptions of teachers and evaluators.
One pervasive dimension in the resultant discourse is the varying perceptions of the risks and benefits of genetically engineered foods and crops.
A between subjects experiment was conducted among college-aged audiences to examine how changes in modality and varying perceptions of responsiveness and control influenced attitudes towards news enjoyment and credibility.
A well-studied, Latin American case occurred at Tungurahua Volcano near the town of Baños, Ecuador where evacuation and relocation experiences resulted in varying perceptions of success.
The varying perceptions of reality are legitimate and account for the postulate that different individuals interpret the same "horizon" differently so that "every life is a point of view directed upon the universe" (Obras, 3: 200).
Varying perceptions and public understanding of addiction may have great influence on the handling of the challenges and harms connected to the phenomenon, ranging from penal or therapeutic measures to individual or societal strategies, as well as impacting on the time perspective for action.
Drones invoke varying perceptions, from fun gadget to fly in the park to deadly military weapons.
When I spoke with Barrett, she noted that the traits we think of as gender-based generally depend on varying perception, not varying behavior.
But that divergence was an indication not of varying investor perceptions but of the fact that the Nasdaq market had virtually shut down the day before, as market makers did not answer their telephones and the reported prices of many Nasdaq stocks, while down sharply, were well above where they would have traded in the panic of that day.
The re-tapping-length was significantly shorter (t(17) = −2.190, p < 0.05) for reproduction phases following high EEG-vigilance stage A compared to the lower EEG-vigilance stage B. These findings support the hypothesis of a varying time perception and of speed alterations of the internal clock after different states of EEG-vigilance, which were automatically classified by VIGALL.
