"which perspective" is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to ask which point of view is being discussed in a sentence or to introduce a particular point of view. For example: "Many people disagree about the best approach to the problem, which perspective should we consider?".
It doesn't really matter which perspective is right or wrong.
"I'm not sure which perspective is correct," he said.
"What really matters is which perspective you are coming from".
"I did not think about gender politics or about from which perspective a poem was written.
They want to hear and read the academic critics alongside the academic celebrants of capitalism; they want to decide for themselves which perspective – or combination of perspectives – to use and develop.
Regardless of which perspective one adopts, the interplay between formal and informal organization has important implications for the leadership of any organization both at the design stage and in the day-to-day coordination of organizational activities.
And while history may be typically written by the victors, here it seems to shape a looking-glass world in which perspectives are shifted and emphases altered, jarring emotions and assumptions.
The critical thinking process selects which perspectives and values to accept and by behavior, make habitual.
Which perspectives for the adoption and evolution of agile methods can you point out to companies in the next 10 years?
Hoffman [46] proposed a theory in which perspective-taking and sympathy are negatively related to feelings of personal distress when observing another individual in distress, whereby one cannot differentiate self from other.
A systematic process for determining which perspectives or stakeholders are relevant is not described in health research methodology.
