The phrase "a planetary vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective or understanding that encompasses global or universal aspects, often in discussions about environmental issues, space exploration, or global unity.
Example: "The conference aimed to foster a planetary vision that encourages collaboration among nations to address climate change."
Alternatives: "a global perspective" or "a universal outlook".
Choreographed to Beethoven's late string quartets with sets and costumes by Alex Katz, this two-part dance, performed Thursday night at City Center, is about a lot of things: on the surface, Mr. Taylor zeroes in on love, the seasons and mankind in a planetary vision about life and the universe.
I'm talking about how, at this moment in time, black empowerment and having a planetary vision is necessary for people of African descent to think about some alternatives in relation to how to make their societies work.
Excellent cinematography depicts a new planetary vision with three-dimension-like red-rocky images.
As an artist, he begins to influence the idea of Afrofuturism as a tool for enacting a planetary and near planetary vision, because he said he was from Saturn.
This sourcebook, begun in 2002 in collaboration with Mary Evelyn Tucker, John Grim and Brian Swimme, documents the rising planetary vision of an organically developing universe, a cosmic genesis, along with pathways to a sustainable earth community.
Macron, for all his bilingualism and his planetary vision, remains very much a national figure not provincial, certainly, but specific to France and its history.
This planetary vision — along with three others in the prelude — encapsulates the movie's in broad outline.
UK-based Planetary Visions specialises in geographical and astronomical data visualisation for television, print, and electronic publishing, including a Polar Science Visualisation Library.
The polar images from the Next Wave feature index page were created by Planetary Visions for the exhibition Arktis-Antarktis, presented at the Kunst- und Ausstellungshalle der Bundesrepublik Deutschland, Bonn, December 1997 to April 1998, and were used here by friendly permission.
And so thousands of communities have embarked on co-creating this vision for a planetary Birth Day.
The larger vision is to enact a planetary rebirthing ritual of unprecedented size and scope, made possible by the technology advances of the last few years that enable so many sites to livestream their events and activities.
