The phrase "a nice visual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is visually appealing or aesthetically pleasing.
Example: "The presentation included a nice visual that helped to illustrate the main points effectively."
Alternatives: "an appealing image" or "a pleasing graphic".
White tablecloths and seat covers provide a nice visual contrast.
In a nice visual twist, the characters appear as squat, chunky toys, similar to Batman.
The piece de resistance is a visit to the apartment of his parents, a scene that would make a nice visual aid for any psychotherapist.
And it doesn't hurt that he's also a youthful-looking family man who makes a nice visual complement to Romney on the stump.
Paris-Match, a glossy celebrity-to-politics magazine, also runs a nice visual presentation of a rolling Ifop poll, which is updated daily.
There's a nice visual joke when he checks his watch during the Player King's performance, a palace regular known for his verbosity who is none too patient when it comes to the chat of others.
It strangely doesn't feel like a huge upgrade over its screen-less Google Home variants, especially because navigating videos is still a bit harder than it should be, but with pretty decent sound and a few nice visual feedback features there are some very novel ideas present even if they don't feel entirely fleshed out.
If one of those is a particularly nice visual moment, that's good too". Since 1974, he has been creating more than his share of nice moments.
And excerpts from Ms. Kim's "SSoot II" offered nice visual images (a dancer whirling, Cirque du Soleil-like, from a piece of hanging fabric) without much substance.
Now we can also see lens flares a la J.J. Abrams, and other very nice visual effects on future games.
Aware of the inherent staginess of the material, Andrews throws in flashbacks and some nice visual flourishes to give the story a more cinematic feel and the slow-burn drama works nicely for a while.
