"varying views on" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to different opinions or interpretations of a topic. For example, "There are varying views on the effectiveness of this new policy."
It is also likely that there are varying views on the replacement values of building components, although only one view (that of the GAR15 workshop) was used here.
Informants had varying views on the best way to achieve integration: while some favored a one-stop shop approach, others preferred retaining sub-specialisms while strengthening referral systems.
There are widely varying views on the notorious stiffness problem.
Financial analysts had varying views on the agreement.
Pitchers have varying views on which mounds they prefer.
Mr. Young has expressed varying views on politics over the years.
Officials briefed on the threat offered varying views of how serious it was, and some suggested that the strong reaction from federal and local agencies reflected heightened wariness around the anniversary.
Vikings, druids, and Myceanaeans were also given the credit, reflecting varying views of Britain's relations with abroad.Views on how to manage the site have similarly ebbed and flowed.
These varying views, however seemingly divergent (at least on the surface), have one thing in common: They assume that racists care.
Gallaudet University, the only United States university for the deaf, may lose its accreditation because of poor governance, low graduation rates and a lack of tolerance on campus for varying views, a review official warned.
Five of the defendants now on trial were students; six were self-declared political activists of varying views.
