The phrase "a single vision of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a unified perspective or understanding of a particular concept, idea, or goal.
Example: "The organization aims to create a single vision of sustainability that all members can support."
Alternatives: "a unified perspective on" or "a cohesive understanding of".
Reekie said the book did not present a single vision of a utopia but was instead "an invitation to dream, to think... to imagine a better world".
Over time, the many voices that contribute to the process of communication within a company must converge on a single vision of what that communication is for.
But aesthetically, he had a single vision of who he wanted to be and he stuck to it – and there is something impressive in that commitment.
A concluding lesson, then, from GDC 2014: distrust anyone who tries to sell you a single vision of the future of video games; it will be rich and multifaceted, same as it ever was.
Now, though, on its 100th birthday it should be possible to see the Bauhaus not as a threat to civilisation, nor as the manifesto of a single vision of modern life, but as a place of abundant creative energy and technical skill.
Although there have been numerous bitumen combustion experiments conducted over the past 80 + years, all of the data and experience have not been analyzed comprehensively with a focus towards integrating all of the evidence into a single vision of the process.
The challenge of setting a group's course is forging a single vision out of the multiplicity of visions held by the group's members.
Thus the challenge of setting a group's course lies in forcing a single vision out of the multiplicity of organizational vision held by the group's members.
It makes him a wonderful poet of surfaces as well as depths; someone who (to borrow the title of one of his best short poems) makes a single vision out of "pluralities".
Earth Community, Earth Ethics provides a comprehensive approach to issues of social cohesion and ecological concern, synthesizing insights from religion, ethics, and environmental sciences in a single vision for creating a sustainable community of the Earth.
And it underscores how comprehensively Mrs. May has failed to build consensus behind any single vision of how to exit the European Union.
