The phrase "a vision ahead" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing future goals, plans, or aspirations, often in a motivational or strategic context.
Example: "Our company has a clear vision ahead that guides our growth and innovation in the coming years."
Alternatives: "a forward-looking vision" or "a future perspective".
It's pretty squalid, politics, at times, but hopefully, with the Labour Party, there is a vision ahead.
I swear, sometimes I feel I must have been sitting in a different screening room, watching another film because the more I think about this visually pleasing, wonderfully entertaining, superbly acted film directed by a man who is clearly an artist with a vision ahead of his times, the more I love it.
However, the "Marketplace" site could hint at a larger vision ahead for Flickr, which could be looking for a way to better compete with other photo sites catering to the semi-pro and professional photographer crowd.
But extremists in the settler movement put their vision ahead of a negotiated peace.
Currently its makers are in the "engineering phase" but are taking pre-orders (at $249, with RRP set to be $299) based on their vision — ahead of a crowdfunding campaign launch next month that will aim to raise $100,000 to build the gizmo proper.
The tools announced today are a big step toward fulfilling that vision — ahead of the timetable that Levie thought at the time.
"[General manager] John Schneider has done an extraordinary job of structuring this roster contractually and with a vision looking ahead so that we keep our guys together.
It could be a village or a big town, run-down or fixed-up, but as we drove uphill toward the historic center, the vision ahead was always roughly the same: a stunning Baroque church, honey-colored or pale white, decorated with columns or curves, angels or Cupids, shells or leaves, urns or shields, sometimes all of the above.
I think the biggest misfits for us are people who won't put the company and the vision ahead of their career.
The SECR and Woolwich batches also received smoke deflectors to prevent drifting smoke from obscuring the driver's vision ahead.
Modification was also made to the air-smoothed casing surrounding the smokebox after reports were made of drifting smoke obscuring the locomotive crew's vision ahead.
