The phrase "view whereby" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to introduce a specific perspective or point of view. Example: The speaker shared her view whereby education should be accessible to all, regardless of socio-economic status.
"Germans have this pacifist world view whereby most problems can be solved through dialogue, aid, compromise and not by force," Mr. Grant said.
This is an effect of narrative point of view, whereby it is always through Shostakovich's consciousness that the indictments against him are made, giving him an appealingly merciless self-knowledge.
More recently, James Young has defended a view whereby avant-garde art, like conceptual art, cannot yield any significant knowledge or understanding (Young 2001, 77).
I present an alternative view whereby objects' representation and recognition are based on parallel representation of space by primary visual cortex (V1) responses.
Somewhat similar to Twistory, once you've connected your Twitter account to the SocialSafe app, tweets are downloaded and offered up via a calendar view whereby they can be browsed by date.
In this sense, this kind of feedback can have benefits in terms of improving the self-regulation of learning (Shute, 2008), since it makes students meet the assessment criteria, to take ownership of them, and to implement and communicate their point of view, whereby a meta-cognitive and personal reflection process occurs.
The camera does also have a real-time viewing option, whereby users can remotely log in to check out/peek in on what's going on at home.
This is performed by defining the inter-view independencies between every thread, whereby views 0 and 1 use the full prediction scheme of the MV-HEVC as sub-stream0.
Schwarzer claims Roche is not presenting a new, enlightened, outlook on women and sex, but one which promotes a patriarchal view of sex whereby women do what their men want in bed to keep them happy.
The old top-down view of museums, whereby curators and scholars dictated to a passive audience through tendentious displays, had somehow given way to the notion of a democratized museum.
However, a pragmatic view was taken whereby this recruitment approach was both practical and feasible.
