"your standpoint" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to someone's perspective or opinion on a particular issue or topic. Example: "I understand your standpoint on the issue, but I respectfully disagree."
What's particularly odd is that, from your standpoint, he has such a compelling story to tell.
Depending on your standpoint, this could yet be a successful season, Arsenal's first Double since 2002: the FA Cup and Fourth Place Shield.
What makes the apartments special — but also more difficult, depending on your standpoint — is that there are almost no rectangular rooms.
And quite frankly, I think the people are fed up with it, but from your standpoint, nothing is changed, the lobbyists are still in charge in Washington".
Irrespective of your standpoint, Mr Peres cuts a dapper, impressive figure, even in his old age, and his words recall those of fellow Nobel Prize winner John Hume.
Already their unbroken sixth-wicket partnership of 199 had placed them in the highest echelons of such stands for Pakistan or against England, depending on your standpoint.
If you got a clue on where your political standpoint is, try contacting a local political group.
From a statistical standpoint, your risk for divorce begins to fall once you've passed the 10-year mark.
You have to come from your own Christian standpoint, you know, in the case I have defender of the faith and ensuring that other people's faiths can also be practised".
"You have to come from your own Christian standpoint, you know, in the case I have defender of the faith and ensuring that other people's faiths can also be practiced".
As your body improves from a physiological and biomechanical standpoint, then your body will change on the outside too.
