"whatever angle" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is being looked at or considered from all perspectives or viewpoints. Example: "Whatever angle you look at it from, this decision will have a significant impact on our company's future."
"From whatever angle, it looks like diamonds".
From whatever angle you see today's attack it was at every level evil.
Approach him from whatever angle you choose, and eventually you reach music.
From whatever angle of their approach -- age, race, economic status, geography -- they have come to a remarkably similar conclusion.
But like most people who are in the business of sex, from whatever angle, the two do not seem to exude a tremendous amount of sexiness themselves.
These galleries are arranged in such a fashion that, at whatever angle one turns, one is always facing a picture and never being hastily drawn toward an exit.
"I'm interested in finding whatever truth is to be found from whatever angles there are," Ms. Ewell said.
Whatever your angle on the NH primary and this GOP race, Dante Scala will have the answer.
Whatever the angle, the perceived consequence is the same: If we fail to act now, we'll regret it for the rest of our lives.
Experiments show, as in the Figure, that the trajectory of the scattered particle, whatever the angle of deflection, is a hyperbola and that as the bombarding particle is aimed more closely toward the scattering centre the angle of deflection increases.
Cells in the more superficial patch tended to respond to similar categories of objects of similar orientation, whereas those in patches deepest in the IT cortex tended to respond to a handful of specific objects, whatever the angle.
