The phrase "a firm vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a clear and strong idea or plan for the future, often in a business or strategic context.
Example: "The CEO presented a firm vision for the company's growth over the next five years, outlining specific goals and strategies."
Alternatives: "a clear vision" or "a strong vision".
To negotiate with neither detailed information nor a firm vision of the endpoint is akin to playing poker blindfolded.
McIlroy, who turned 24 Saturday, is known for his affability, but behind the warm handshake is a cleareyed businessman with a firm vision, one that led him in 2011 to Horizon Sports, a boutique management company based in Dublin.
Yet for all the vague chatter floating around the faltering Republican plan, no one has laid out a firm vision for what a bipartisan healthcare plan would look like.
Whatever you want, you have to have a firm vision of the future you want to achieve, so firm that anyone in your orbit can think, "Wow, there's no stopping him/her".
By failing to put forth a strong vision and a firm plan after Ms. Bartz's departure, the Yahoo board has raised the market's distrust.
Snapchat "hasn't become a predictable, high-margin profit business yet," said Dag Syrrist, a general partner at Silicon Valley venture capital firm Vision Capital.
A director like Mr. Chen -- with new ideas, a healthy American budget and a firm artistic vision -- is almost inevitably going to raise hackles or induce professional jealousy in a country like China.
That's before you factor in carrier subsidy, says a new report from global research and technology firm Vision Critical which reveals that subsidised iPad offers, such as those recently announced by three of the four UK mobile operators, are likely to "significantly accelerate adoption".
BrightHouse, which is owned by the private equity firm Vision Capital, lodged its application for FCA authorisation in May but is still awaiting approval.
Last year no car companies made the top 25 list of favourite brands among millennials compiled by the research firm Vision Critical, and Toyota was alone in cracking the top 10 of Interbrand's most valuable brands last year.
On Wednesday the business, which is owned by the private equity firm Vision Capital, said it was "actively considering" restructuring and its strategic options, adding: "It is no secret that the credit crunch has made a very competitive marketplace even more challenging".
