The phrase "a vision of progress" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing ideas, plans, or aspirations related to improvement or advancement in various contexts, such as social, technological, or personal development.
Example: "The company's new initiative is driven by a vision of progress that aims to enhance sustainability and innovation in the industry."
Alternatives: "an outlook for advancement" or "a perspective on development".
But a leader on the progressive Left needs a vision of progress.
Not (for the main part) hostile to old taboos such as homosexuality, gender or race, they believe themselves to be progressives, but have a vision of progress that many liberals will fear.
It would have been a vision of progress — or, dare I say, of hope.
For Zoltan Lebovich, the building's superintendent, this scene was a vision of progress.
His philosophy was a vision of progress — of a future, inspired by black American culture, that would be as glorious in its own way as the one promised by the technological advances of a segregated American society.
This is what mainly juices Soderbergh, and his excitement in the presence of scientific progress (and it's truly a vision of progress) supplies the fundamental emotional energy of the series, far more than does the fate of any individual character.
But as a vision of artistic progress — especially, I'd emphasize, as far as movies are concerned — it's unintentionally conservative and narrowing.
In fact, the most serious outcome of Nietzsche's death of God is the death of man, or mankind, as one entity, defined by rational capacity and slotted into a vision of "rational" progress.
There are the seeds here of a new philosophy of public wellbeing that seems like natural Labour territory, offering a vision of municipal progress, civic pride and a rehabilitation of local democratic control.
Bauman asserts that Motts embraced a vision of racial progress wherein "the bustling urban North" was the "locus of black advancement," which clearly departed from the views of Booker T. Washington (29).
It allowed for a vision of human progress to be developed which overrode ideas of racial evolution and claims of the superiority of particular ethnic groups sustained by these ideas.
