The phrase "a myopic vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a narrow or limited perspective on a situation or issue.
Example: "The company's myopic vision led to missed opportunities in the rapidly changing market."
Alternatives: "a narrow perspective" or "a limited viewpoint".
"I think that you can get very myopic vision in a struggling economy and getting a bigger picture of what's going on in the country and the world can help you develop better business strategies," said Sam Murray, executive officer of ManagEase, a human resources service company in Irvine.
He told me recently: "The valuation of a business has to change … If the capital markets measured the sustainability of companies then people like Paul Polman at Unilever would be seen as a god". So if it's so clear that the myopic vision of the financial sector is driving us closer to disaster, why is change happening so slowly?
A year later, skywalking astronauts corrected the Hubble telescope's myopic vision.
"But Pelham just happens to be a community that doesn't want development, and in no way will I permit that kind of myopic vision to stand in the way of 400 jobs and a stronger tax base in my city".
The myopic vision of the council concerns itself with immediate returns, satisfying a limited few who have the money or the influence to make their voices heard above the citizens who live here and wonder about tomorrow.
Fully aquatic teleost fishes are likely to have myopic vision in air.
"The same egocentric, myopic vision and drive that got you where you were will not allow you to believe that it's over.
If that is the myopic vision that Mr Netanyahu takes to London, this latest last chance of proceeding to a negotiated settlement will go the way of all the others.
Entire tribes feel embarrassed that they supported the invasion, only to be left out in the cold by the coalition's myopic vision of how Iraq should be run".
However, in her son's view, this myopic vision came from the lack of money.
