The phrase "a single vision and" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a unified perspective or goal, often in contexts related to planning, strategy, or philosophy.
Example: "In order to achieve our objectives, we must work together towards a single vision and a common purpose."
Alternatives: "a unified vision and" or "one clear vision and".
Whereas, say, Caroline Aherne had a single vision and could just pursue that, Chris might have a fantastic idea, and then, just as the point where it might actually get somewhere, he would spin off onto something completely different.
But it is also inherently limiting, in that a single-developer project represents not a balancing of visions and of interests but a single vision and a single interest.
It rallied all key stakeholders behind a single vision and a consensus strategy for coordinated action.
It was described as having a single vision for patients and comprised entering services highly symptomatic with poor functioning and leaving with improved management and functioning.
As orchestras grew larger, it became increasingly clear that someone was needed to beat time (i.e., to regulate the music efficiently, which is what players seem to want) and to impose a single vision, which is what critics and the public crave.
As a new attempt for achieving high reliability and low cost, this paper proposes a novel multimodal biometric system that uses two heterogeneous biometric signals obtained from a single vision sensor: facial image and gesture video.
A biography informed by close, intelligent reading of all Rimbaud's writings, not just the poetry he left at 20 for a career of imperialist adventurism; Robb takes the life and work in a single vision, integrating the poet in France and the gunrunner in Africa.
For the first time it seems that the government and the military have a single aim and a single vision.
It joins man and nature, machine and flesh, city and country in a single vision, which is rooted in an instinctive human ambition.
But when it comes to a CMO, it can seem like chief executives are looking for a superhero — an inspirational leader who can grow revenues, maximize digital channels, drive innovation and help align the organization behind a single vision — all at the same time and in equal measure.
Together we share a single vision: to provide a unique and entertaining experience through exceptional service.
