The phrase "a powerful vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a strong or impactful idea, plan, or perspective that inspires or motivates others.
Example: "The CEO presented a powerful vision for the company's future, emphasizing innovation and sustainability."
Alternatives: "a compelling vision" or "an inspiring vision."
When you put it together, it's a powerful vision".
"I have had a powerful vision," he said.
Short of a powerful vision, the dance was something pretty to watch as you listened.
Even Keynes himself was driven by a powerful vision of capitalism.
Barker's writing conveys a powerful vision, but it's definitely, uncompromisingly, a vision of her own.
She concludes with a powerful vision of a school system which would "unify" not "divide the nation", which inspires affection and trust across the country.
It is the kind of faith that comes from a powerful vision--when an individual or group imagines and commits to an alternative reality, an unpredictable future.
I'm a fan of all the iconic middle-aged male showrunners who run most of the cable TV shows, but it seemed like a huge breakthrough to get a similarly powerful vision from a very young woman.
That's a really negative and backward way, and motivates some people, but there are tens of thousands of people who are motivated by a more powerful vision of the internet.
This can be a very powerful vision for traditional TV producers on the first screen who can build off of loyal audiences of existing TV shows to expand their brand cooperation beyond the typical advertisers.
Early on, for example, a Chinese man seeking shelter for his family is offered a job at the college and blurts out, "For real?" This is the sort of misstep that can provide an unfortunate distraction in the course of an otherwise fine novel, a book that renders a subtle and powerful vision of one of the 20th century's most monstrous interludes.
