The phrase "viewed as doing" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe how someone or something is perceived or seen by others as performing a particular action. Example: The athlete was viewed as dominating the competition, effortlessly gliding past their opponents with incredible speed and agility.
leaders they viewed as doing too little to reverse labor's decline.
His promotion will be seen as a reward for what is widely viewed as doing a good job at the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills where he had responsibility for Royal Mail privatisation, employment relations, consumer policy and competition rules.
It seems clear, however, that Yuan has paid a high price for defending what he viewed as doing careful science.
The third bedroom has partial park views, as do the maid's suite and the adjacent eat-in-kitchen.
Photographs and home movies from participating farm families and archives provide a contemporary view, as do interviews with political figures, like Robert Gaffney, Suffolk's county executive; academics like Dr. Turano; and farmers like Ms. Rung and Mr. Wells.
Ms. Wilman, who ultimately became the director of the McGregor Museum, and Louis Peringuey, who ran the South African Museum, shared those views, as did most scientists who made sweeping racial generalizations based on skull measurements.
Large picture windows and French doors take in city light and canyon views, as do multiple balconies extending from the multilevel home.
But stereotypes of the "difficult child" too often color our views, as do the dreams, frustrations, and anxieties we suffer as parents.
There is anger, a fair bit of it, towards the government, which is widely viewed as do-nothing and amoral.
Though they are frequently viewed as not doing particularly well socially or emotionally, teachers rarely grasp the depth of the problem.
"But the truth of the matter is, none of our ancestors ever viewed these things as done.
