The phrase "accurate vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing clarity of perception, insight, or understanding in various contexts, such as business, art, or personal goals.
Example: "Her accurate vision for the project helped the team stay focused and achieve their objectives."
Alternatives: "clear vision" or "precise vision".
Realism, again, because it is a sensibility, and not a strategy, must be merged with a historically accurate vision of America's place in the world.
Sanders knows better, based on worldwide experience, an abiding sense of decency and a strong and accurate vision for a brighter economic future.
A more accurate vision may be that of the Sichuan geologist Fan Xiao in his 2011 letter opposing the Xiaonanhai Dam.
The coastal city of Davao, population 1.5 million, where Duterte has been elected mayor seven times, provides perhaps the most accurate vision of how the country would be run under his leadership.
Above all, Newman was arguing that the primary role of the university was to give students a "perfection of the intellect … the clear, calm, accurate vision and comprehension of all things" that allows the individual to make good judgements.
It is essentially this region of the retina that is employed for accurate vision, the eyes being directed toward the objects of regard so that their images fall in this restricted region.
This is not surprising as so many behaviours fundamental to the survival of a wide range of species rely on accurate vision-based object recognition, including predator detection, mate selection, and feeding.
The crux is a nervy dude called Ulysses who has dire – and apparently accurate – visions of the future.
Things improve when the guys need more substances from Michael Shannon's strange drug-dealer, selling weed that gives "surprisingly accurate visions of the future".
(And biologically accurate: the vision of goats is indeed tuned to both the horizontal and the vertical, to assist climbing, while the vision of sheep can only track changes horizontally. Sheep get stuck on ledges; goats do not).
This paper presents an accurate stereo vision system for industrial inspection, which uses a self-calibration method based on photogrammetry.
