The phrase "a sharp visual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an image or visual representation that is clear, distinct, and impactful.
Example: "The presentation featured a sharp visual that captured the audience's attention immediately."
Alternatives: "a vivid image" or "a striking visual".
HDTV would replace the 525 horizontal lines of current television receivers with 1,000 to 1,250 lines, resulting in a sharper visual image.
They suggested that a lens with a sharp optic edge had better visual outcomes in uveitic eyes because of reduced incidence of PCO [45].
It says with a handful of words and a clear, sharp visual: this stuff is natural and it's good.
Half-visible amidst the trees of candlebulbs, strobing banks of coloured lights and a pin sharp visual montage hanging large on the screen behind them, are seven other musicians, including separate trios of string and brass players.
The critic Sanford Schwartz has called him "the Master of the Blur," citing the one stylistic device common to most of his pictures, whether abstract or realist: a sideways paint smear that destroys sharp visual contours and, implicitly, confident discriminations in thought and feeling.
It's a throwback to the 70s, the golden age of American cinema – rambling, emotional and humanist, but with a sharp, inventive visual style, like a Cassavetes movie shot by Scorsese.
Lupino looks at the medical side of Carol's travails, her paralysis and her rehabilitation, with a documentary-like specificity, but she films the story of Carol's confrontation with her new and unfamiliar identity — a non-dancer whose romantic dreams are shattered as well — with a resonant cinematic subjectivity, marked by echoing internal monologues and sharp visual effects.
Selective sensing ability of R1 as a 'turn on' fluorescent chemosensor for Hg2+ with rapid and very sharp visual colour change was observed.
Sharp visual details — shadows moving across the walls of a room, Sharon Stone's shoulders, the distribution of votive candles in a restaurant — give structure to essays that seek to evoke "the baggy fit of feelings before they've found their purpose".
