The phrase "a far-reaching vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective or plan that has significant implications or extends over a wide area or time frame.
Example: "The CEO presented a far-reaching vision for the company's future, aiming to expand into new markets and innovate our product line."
Alternatives: "a broad vision" or "an expansive vision".
A pair of binoculars points to the coming adventure (and suggests a far-reaching vision), and a kitten alludes to the vulnerability of the future adventurers.
In a televised address to the nation on January 12th, Musharraf called for an end to terrorism, but he also went beyond the most recent dispute with India and outlined a far-reaching vision of Pakistan as a modern state.
"Conceived by mercantile leaders…who had a far-reaching vision of New York as a commercial metropolis that would dominate world trade, the subway was a political masterpiece that combined business and government in an innovative partnership," Hood wrote.
A zero waste society is an even more far-reaching vision adopted by some cities and regions.
Into this setting three years ago stepped an unlikely new player with the most far-reaching vision yet for a ski area that is 50 miles from the biggest skiing market on the continent.
Yet the campaign is also meant to present I.B.M., which has by far the largest research budget in the industry, as the company with the most ambitious, far-reaching vision of an emerging direction in computing.
The unnamed narrator is evidently a run-through for the one called Michel in Platform, and Lanzarote is indeed an earlier, sketchier composition than that terrifyingly far-reaching vision of the free world of globalisation, mass sex-tourism and fundamentalist terrorism (it chillingly anticipated the Bali bombing).
Guided by this far-reaching vision, we can define a concise set of goals that will capture the imagination and mobilise the world, just as the MDGs have done.
Fluent in a remarkably diverse range of mathematical techniques and disparate mathematical cultures, she embodies a rare combination of superb technical ability, bold ambition, far-reaching vision, and deep curiosity.
On another, it embodies Ms. McKay's far-reaching vision of popular music as a level playing field on which everything from rap to jazz to Irving Berlin has equal status, and the lines between standards and contemporary pop and jazz dissolve.
"I don't really have any, you know, far-reaching vision, and never have outside of just the songs themselves," he said in "Recording Josephine," a 2009 documentary about the making of a Magnolia Electric Co. album.
