in view of

[in view of] {prep.}

After thinking about; because of.

* /Schools were closed for the day in view of the heavy snowstorm./

* /In view of rising labor costs, many companies have turned to automation./

Syn.: IN THE LIGHT OF.

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Source: A Dictionary of American Idioms


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