'view of point' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a particular interpretation or stance on a subject. For example, "After hearing both sides of the argument, I have formed my own view of point."
Within view of Point Alpha, it is filled with nostalgic tributes to the American military presence in the region.
From the structural view of point, PHETE combines the structural features of both poly(hydroxyether of bisphenol A) (PH) and poly trimethylene terephthalate) (PTT).
Then the rotation matrix can be calculated using the known angle parameter of the turntable, and finally an arbitrary view of point cloud can be easily transformed into a unified coordinate system by the rotation transformation.
But the starring attraction remains Nick's 12 colorful cottages, the best of which — quaintly named Bandit's Bungalow — affords lodgers a panoramic view of Point Reyes National Seashore from the comfort of a king-size bed.
From this view of point, Corollary 1 is more applicative than Theorem 1.
A spectacular view of Point Reyes Beach and the Pacific Ocean spread out before me, with the golden tones of a late-day sun coloring the land, lighthouse and sky.
Point 11: In view of Points 1-10, opinion leaders in America should promote two fundamental ideas.
360-degree panoramic views of points of interest along the Sailors, Smacks and Sovereigns Ramsgate coastal walk.
It is difficult what you mean, responsibility on a legal point of view, mental point of view, moral point of view?…Legally I feel responsibility but I hand over, morally I feel responsible as well, can I say shared responsibility?
And from that point of view, the point of entry has been very low.
(PhoTruthom The Fisms onlyaul Morrissey by Maurice Yacowar, Cambridge University Press, 1993).
