Common collocations with perceived in American Collocation

perceived adjective

US /pərˈsivd/

bias

danger

failure

inadequacy

injustice

lack

risk

shortcomings

threat

unfairness

weakness

There are constant complaints about a perceived lack of proper medical care.

He argues that the perceived threat of communism created a new interest in human rights in Western democracies.

necessity

need

There was also a perceived need for Norfolk to be more aggressive in promoting its attractions.

advantage

benefit

usefulness

People are willing to pay a lot for the perceived benefits of membership of the club.

For too long the perceived wisdom has been that UK farmers must compete at world prices.