"view badly" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to have a negative or unfavorable opinion or perception of something. Example: Despite her impeccable resume, the hiring committee seemed to view her previous work experience in a bad light, ultimately leading to her not getting the job.
These assumptions, though in Mr Ghoshal's view badly flawed, were simple enough to allow business-school academics to develop grand theories of management supported by elegant mathematical models and empirical analysis that appeared scientific, and thus earned their subject academic respectability, but were, in fact, a pretence of knowledge where there was none.In this section Bad for business?
More intervention by a foreign power, however good intentioned, would probably be viewed badly.
They were both defenses of Kant against objections that Cohen thought badly misunderstood his views on objectivity and the a priori.
In Rolf's view, labor badly needs to develop new models; he says many unions still rely on a model under the New Deal-era NActonActLActr RelActons Act.
The Pakistani generals are anticipating the American drawdown from Afghanistan that is to begin in December, are watching as the war, in their view, goes badly and are waiting for their share of the Afghan spoils.
Detective Perez, 48, is one of the three artists who answer those calls, which have brought him to the hospital bedside of a wounded police officer and to view the badly decomposed body of a woman in Queens.
Mr. Soufan, an Arabic-speaking counterterrorism agent who played a central role in most major terrorism investigations between 1997 and 2005, has told colleagues he believes the cuts are intended not to protect national security but to prevent him from recounting episodes that in his view reflect badly on the C.I.A.
It is a choice, and in my view a badly advised, short-term choice given all the different kinds of payback local people get from those relatively tiny investments, and also the £250m spent over the past decade building up NewcastleGateshead as one of the UK's most admired cultural centres.
The matter has, in my view, been badly misrepresented.
We saw windows shatter and balconies and cars catch on fire thanks to rocket propelled grenade fire; eventually, the smoke obstructed the view so badly, we could only see thick plumes of gray.
D'Souza was sentenced to five years of probation for willfully violating federal campaign finance law in 2014 and was, in the president's view, "very badly treated by our government".
