"views and perceptions" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing how different people might think about a particular issue. For example: "People's views and perceptions on climate change vary greatly."
It helps us to understand the deeper views and perceptions that drive people's voting behaviour.
He was reflecting views and perceptions I thought were of interest.
In that sense, their negative views and perceptions can be depressingly accurate, albeit slanted and incomplete.
These kids are already influenced by their parents' views and perceptions of what is good for them.
This was meant to solicit views and perceptions of youth groups concerning issues of pastoral land use and rangeland access.
What are the views and perceptions of people with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) regarding maintaining an active lifestyle following a course of pulmonary rehabilitation?
It aims to seek views and perceptions of achievement of each PO from the student's own perceptions compared with the assessment made by the lecturers.
The present study has been conducted in a multi-modal research design combining a standardised questionnaire and qualitative interviews and focused on the residents' views and perceptions.
Surveys, for example, can be conducted in the future to investigate the views and perceptions of a wide range of stakeholder groups (e. g., students, teachers, parents, publishers) of the testing practices of the EFL examination boards.
As Power et al. (2013) point out, the question of who has control of technology, and what their views and perceptions are, can influence what the "objective" GSV camera includes and excludes.
Jackson says, "identifying my own barriers to success has allowed me reflect on how my students might be impacted by their own views and perceptions of themselves.
