The phrase "a combined vision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a shared or unified perspective or goal among multiple parties or individuals.
Example: "The project was successful because we all worked together towards a combined vision of sustainability and innovation."
Alternatives: "a unified vision" or "a collective vision."
"We've joined with AT&T because we believe in a combined vision of expanding high-speed networks, edge computing, and deep integration with creative content," said Rony Abovitz, Founder, President and CEO of Magic Leap, in a statement.
Each persona is a collaborative effort between the photographer and the model, the outcome being a combined vision that depicts equal parts ordinary and absurd.
These are a key step in Tesla's combined vision for its solar energy generation and storage business, along with its electric vehicle operations.
Throughout his life he combined vision and creativity with a passionate dedication to turning dreams into reality.
When combined, vision building and mapping of socio-technical frames for transitions enable a thorough exploration of analysing socio-technical change in the transport system.
Your combined vision, leadership and experience will make you, and all Americans, the winners in November.
A good director combines vision, intellectual honesty, and humility to help guide a startup through every stage of its development.
The ARK robots employ a novel sensor, Laser Eye, that combines vision and laser ranging to efficiently locate the robot in a map of its environment.
Both insects use the same method: they combine vision with an inertial guidance system.Inertial guidance relies on measuring the position of something that, because of its inertia, resists following the object it is part of.
Deborah Cronen is a Sales and Marketing Innovator who combines vision with execution to bring cutting-edge products and programs to market.
That's what I meant in terms of combining vision and judgment.
