The phrase "a holistic vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a comprehensive or all-encompassing perspective on a particular subject or issue.
Example: "The organization's approach to sustainability is guided by a holistic vision that considers environmental, social, and economic factors."
Alternatives: "an integrated perspective" or "a comprehensive outlook".
In the ancient world, religion helped people to develop a holistic vision.
The case relies on the methodology developed by Active House, a holistic vision for sustainable buildings labeling.
So, you need a leader who can manage all the different phases of design in a very smart way—someone with a holistic vision.
Promoting a "holistic" vision of Islam, it offered Muslims a wide range of online guidance on political, family and social issues.
Ecosystem approach, a holistic vision that integrates ecological issues with those posed by society, and using these, integrates the interactions between society and nature into efficient processes.
Knowing better the work of professionals from the food service and gastronomy sectors brings a holistic vision enriching methodological questions of sensory and consumer scientists.
Only by a holistic vision--seeing the three separate "pac-men" as parts of a single whole--do we perceive a triangle.
The Lib Dems have a big, holistic vision for a decarbonised Britain by 2050, but they get fuzzy about the more immediate term.
It's a step towards a more holistic vision of identity online.
Today, Twitter gave us all a redesigned web profile with the option to pin a tweet to the top of our profiles "so it's easy for your followers to see what you're all about". It's a step towards a more holistic vision of identity online.
Feminist economists argue that people are more complex than such models, and call for "a more holistic vision of an economic actor, which includes group interactions and actions motivated by factors other than greed".
