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I wrote:

The selected sentences are listed for the view of the user.

I mean the software lists the sentences so that the user can view and check them, but my sentence is not valid or common, what are ways to say such a phrase?

It also can be about a gallery, "the pictures are there for the view of people"?

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    "listed for the user to view" should work
    – Mamta D
    Oct 17, 2015 at 15:25
  • I'd probably say, "The selected sentences are presented to the user".
    – Victor Bazarov
    Oct 17, 2015 at 20:59
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    It sort of goes without saying that the user can view things that are in front of their eyeballs. If the idea is for the user to check them, maybe something like: "The selected sentences are listed for the user to review."
    – whywasinotconsulted
    Oct 21, 2015 at 16:54

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For the example you have given, a correct wording would be:

The selected sentences are listed for the user to review.

However, the alternate example has a different answer:

The pictures are there for the people to view.

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