The phrase "a state of vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a condition or situation related to perception or insight, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "After years of meditation, she finally reached a state of vision that allowed her to see the world in a new light."
Alternatives: "a state of clarity" or "a state of insight."
Finally, we have demonstrated in a quantitative analysis that our model responses outperform a state-of-the-art computer vision corner detection scheme.
Here we have an excellent article on the state of vision augmentation technology, and though it conjures images of going to the local Fry's and picking out a custom eye overlay, the reality is that we are in the very early, yet very promising, first stages of a major technology.
Obama said "the Palestinian people deserve a state of their own" and that vision had been delayed for too long.
All of us are now signed up to its vision: a state of Israel, recognised and accepted by all the world, and a viable Palestinian state.
And it is part of standard theology that, after death, the saved are joined to God in the beatific vision, a state of eternal and indescribable joy.
In such a study, it will of course be necessary to perform actual clinical and paraclinical assessments of the state of vision.
But Texts for Nothing depends essentially on our imagined vision of a state of non-being.
("Letter to Thomas Butts") Fourfold vision is a state of ecstatic or mystical bliss.
However, my goal is to incorporate other trades, welding, plastering, HVAC, and any other trade badly in need of a new generation of skilled professionals, and we are working to that end; hoping for help from local government and private sector resources to expand the vision into a state of the art training facility.
Embodying a state vision of how civil society ought to function and be designed by the authorities, Public Chambers in Russia have been criticized as means of state control.
