The phrase "achieving a vision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing goals, aspirations, or long-term plans that one aims to realize.
Example: "Our team is dedicated to achieving a vision of sustainable development in our community."
Alternatives: "realizing a vision" or "fulfilling a vision."
They dance in place facing the sun and continue until falling unconscious or achieving a vision.
They also address the impact of their projects, and how close they come to achieving a vision of sustainable, transformative educational opportunities that amounts to much more than pervasive technology.
Cultures impact recruitment, retention, achieving a vision, getting things done; virtually every part of the organization is impacted by the culture.
To be fair, transformation is risky because it is all about achieving a vision that is dramatically different from the present and the absolute assuredness of a favorable outcome is often unknown.
Monitor and re-evaluate decisions, priorities and plans in order to achieve a vision.
The moment Clarke took charge of Mail Online he had a clear vision of what it could achieve, a vision that had not occurred to competitors such as the Sun, Daily Mirror and Daily Express.
Rather, the policy of the German monarchy, while grounded partly in the idealization of the ancient Roman Empire, aimed to achieve a vision of Europe that derived from the pragmatic realities of the Carolingian age.
Through the application of a backcasting approach [7], to achieve a vision of a sustainable future developed by experts in a participatory setting, we develop a pathway from the current situation.
Part designer, part engineer, part shrink, the truly great architects must be able to interpret his client's wishes, leaven them with reality and, finally, achieve a vision that stands out as a work of art.
"We are taking these actions now, while the company and the economy are strong, to stay in front of a fast-changing market and to capitalize on growth opportunities as we push to achieve a vision of a world with zero crashes, zero missions and zero congestion," GM Chairman and CEO Mary Barra said during a call with analysts Monday.
"We are taking these actions now, while the company and the economy are strong, to stay in front of a fast-changing market and to capitalize on growth opportunities as we push to achieve a vision of a world with zero crashes, zero missions and zero congestion," GM Chairman and CEO Mary Barra said during a call with analysts Monday.
