The phrase "a striking visual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe an image or scene that is particularly eye-catching or impressive.
Example: "The artist's latest painting is a striking visual that captivates the audience with its vibrant colors and dynamic composition."
Alternatives: "an eye-catching image" or "a stunning visual".
(Google's book-search tool provides a striking visual).
Yin Mei has a striking visual sense and an authoritative way with social and literary themes.
However evocative sportswriting might be, it lacks the immediate impact of a striking visual sports image.
Aisleyne's Argos special took longer to assemble, and turned out to be a striking visual definition of the word "flimsy".
The two-color strands make a striking visual background for bright cherry tomatoes mingled with sea urchin and scented with basil.
Hardcore is produced by Timur Bekmanbetov, whose own movies (Night Watch, Wanted) have a striking visual look but are similarly muddled.
Mr. Caine is one of the few reasons to sit through "Harry Brown," an exercise in art-house exploitation directed by Daniel Barber and tarted up with self-importance and a generally striking visual design.
In zebrafish, "there's a reasonably slow diffusion of chemicals through the body," says Rossiter, "but they produce a really striking visual effect").. To mimic the zebrafish, Rossiter and Conn constructed an artificial ink cell by mounting a flat, oval-shaped silicone display chamber between two glass microscope slides.
Charnwood is one of five Methodist Homes for the Aged piloting Pictures to Share, a combination of striking visual images coupled with a few lines of large-print text designed to stimulate warm memories of past pleasures and experiences.
Podesta created a series of striking visual tableaus, pulling together the various physical artifacts surrounding each film and putting them together in a new and meaningful way.
The novel is organized around a series of striking visual paradigms: the two girls skating until dark on thin ice above the water shrouding their mother and grandfather and, of course, the monolithic, elemental bridge that passes over the lake, and across which Ruth must symbolically cross at the book's end.
