The phrase "a full vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a comprehensive understanding or perspective on a particular subject or situation.
Example: "To achieve our goals, we need a full vision of the market trends and consumer behavior."
Alternatives: "a complete view" or "a comprehensive perspective."
Most theologians held that the saints in heaven were immediately admitted to a full vision of the Godhead.
And Apple didn't lay out a full vision for how Siri's new smarts will really make life better for the average iPhone user — it was more focused on people who already depend on the voice assistant and want some advanced features.
His goal was to achieve "a full vision of how, once we have an idea, we can implement it as soon as possible to generate value for the patients" and the company.
The company started with a 3D-printed smartphone add-on for measuring eyes for glasses, but the product has since evolved to provide all the service and equipment necessary to offer a full vision test, on demand.
Since then, she was examined twice and had a full vision in both eyes.
Understanding the mechanism through which this class of retrotransposon complex is derived is required for a full vision of genome evolution.
Surely, the defeat of the Soviet Union was beneficial for the United States, but American policy lacked a fuller vision for the region.
Through the process, a broader team of stakeholders progressively articulated a fuller vision for the institution—"pursuing a dream of a world free of poverty," but specifically achieved via increased professionalism for the organization, increased learning and knowledge-building, and a higher standard of talent to be attracted and developed.
To obtain a fuller vision of the focusing ability of graphene reflector, we present a color map of this quantity as a function of two parameters: the focal ratio f/d and the frequency in the THz range – see Fig. 4.
Downstairs at the venue, a fuller vision of what that freedom affords him becomes clear.
The wonderful Philip Pullman novels offer a remarkably full vision of a world that hasn't been seen before, all couched within a grand allusion to Paradise Lost.
