The phrase "a policy vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a strategic outlook or plan regarding policies in a specific context, such as governance, business, or social issues.
Example: "The new administration has outlined a policy vision aimed at improving healthcare access for all citizens."
Alternatives: "a strategic policy outlook" or "a policy framework".
Our families and all pro-immigrant voters expect much more from her in terms of a policy vision for immigrants in America and direct engagement with the families who make up one of the most powerful movements in America.
Unfortunately, John Boehner is more interested in advancing the agenda of high-powered DC special interests than inspiring Americans with a policy vision that allows freedom, opportunity, prosperity and civil society to flourish".
To this end, European Horizons has established a network of students, professors, and European decision-makers, with links to academia, politics, civil society, and business, which will engage in a constructive dialogue that will propound a platform of ideas for reforming the European Union and setting a policy vision for its future".
Fundamentally, this is a policy vision of best practice for health adaptation underpinned by local community engagement.
But to paraphrase an old saying: a foreign policy vision without a real plan to pay for it — and manage all the trade-offs back home — is just a hallucination.
Mr. Kissinger did not directly criticize Mrs. Clinton, who on Tuesday outlined a foreign policy vision of "a renewed internationalism, not an old isolation," particularly in humanitarian efforts.
And we certainly should not abandon the initiative because Clinton's Department has failed to bring world peace within a year of announcing a bold policy vision.
This year, however, was different: Nicolas Sarkozy, barely a hundred days in office, chose to unveil a foreign policy vision that is as activist as his domestic policy.
"And there was just a deafening silence from Democrats when it came to proactively articulating a foreign policy vision on the floor of the Senate".
– Representative Howard Berman of California: The chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Mr. Berman's endorsement seems well timed given the furor over President Bush's comments in Israel today: Barack Obama has laid out a foreign policy vision driven by principle and conviction, and he understands that our moral authority and our safety as a nation go hand in hand.
I want to give a foreign policy vision," you probably need something more.
