The phrase "able to envision a" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capacity to imagine or foresee a particular situation, idea, or outcome.
Example: "As a leader, I am able to envision a future where our company leads the industry in innovation and sustainability."
Alternatives: "capable of imagining a" or "able to picture a".
Dick, the youth-orchestra conductor, told me that after Mason's killing he had been able to envision a very specific perpetrator: "in his forties, white, a veteran".
And it may be to Mr. Houston's credit as a man, if not as an artist, that he is able to envision a Manhattan so different from the one, in reality, we are left with.
In this sense the play flatteringly makes us feel a bit like the brilliant Deep Blue, which is said to be able to envision a chess game at least 15 moves in advance.
But just as Jeff Bezos was able to see the future of e-commerce before anyone else, she added, he was able to envision a new kind of workplace: fluid but tough, with employees staying only a short time and employers demanding the maximum.
Burnham was able to envision a dynamic and diverse patchwork of neighborhoods, all connected to a defining lakefront through a string of large and vibrant public parks.
But most people will understand the appeal of this, and be able to envision a hypothetical situation where it might be handy, eg remote tutoring, or suddenly finding oneself on-scene at a major breaking news event.
Now he's able to envision his photographs in a way he couldn't before, by scanning the comments for information.
It is in the mind's eye — and it comes together through the instinct of a coach able to envision what they might create together.
Ms. Lee said because she is a graphic designer and her husband is a Web designer, they were able to envision their apartment even without the help of renderings or brochures.
Because he proved to be someone who had to speak and act boldly with urgency on what he knew, through his story we are able to envision the process that brought him to the place of a Muslim activist in America.
A. To be an effective politician you need to be able to envision the future, to understand the needs of your constituents, and to plan and act using human, financial, and intellectual resources.
