The phrase "a comfortable visual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing an image, design, or scene that is pleasing or easy to look at.
Example: "The artist created a comfortable visual that invites the viewer to relax and enjoy the scenery."
Alternatives: "a pleasing image" or "an easy-on-the-eyes visual".
For the case with micro-mirrors in the whole glazing, the directivity of daylight along the depth of the room was significantly improved from the harsh range to the preferred range at noon, suggesting a comfortable visual situation.
However, there is still no window system on the market that can offer the flexibility required to provide a comfortable visual environment and an efficient energy response in climates where heating is required in winter, and cooling is required in summer.
And it's hard to find the suitable lightness for the most comfortable visual effect manually.
Vision assessments, carried out by optometrists (SA, JW, MR) included: distance visual acuity, using Bailey-Lovie logMAR charts with Early Treatment for Diabetic Retinopathy Study ETRDSS) protocol [ 25] for monocular and binocular vision near visual acuity (MNREAD charts with ETDRS protocol) for monocular and binocular vision [ 26] comfortable visual acuity for monocular and binocular vision.
To examine pattern VEP, subjects were seated in a comfortable posture with their visual acuity corrected using trial lenses, and were instructed to maintain fixation at the center of the stimulus located at a distance of 100 cm on a 20 × 30 cm black-and-white video display monitor.
Dell computer screen, positioned at a comfortable distance and in an appropriate visual angle.
The patients were placed on a comfortable chair while different auditory and visual cues were presented corresponding to six different forearm and upper arm movements: (1) shoulder flexion, (2) external rotation of the shoulder, (3) upper limb supination, (4) extension of the elbow, (5) wrist extension and (6) finger extension (Fig. 1C).
At a comfortable pace, step length increased during both visual cueing and ArmSense cueing.
Subjects were instructed to produce the target word at a comfortable speaking rate immediately following the onset of the visual cue.
Bring a comfortable pair of snappy shoes and get ready for a visual adventure.
After giving standardized instructions and a visual demonstration, participants were instructed to walk at a comfortable pace at their usual speed.
