The phrase "affirmative vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a positive or constructive outlook or perspective on a situation or future.
Example: "The organization's mission is guided by an affirmative vision that inspires hope and progress in the community."
Alternatives: "positive outlook" or "constructive perspective".
We must offer an affirmative vision as an alternative.
And he contrasted his affirmative vision with recent projects under Mr. Lindsay, like International Blasphemy Day.
To date, they have not offered an affirmative vision of China's foreign policy.
New research brief argues that an affirmative vision of voting rights must recognize factors currently treated as "background conditions" of voter suppression instead as causes on par with suppressive laws themselves.
"An affirmative vision of voting rights must recognize factors currently treated as 'background conditions' of voter suppression instead as causes on par with suppressive laws themselves," report author and Senior Fellow Joshua Clark writes in the brief.
What Mr. Clinton proved, however, is that laying out a more affirmative vision of what the party should stand for, and trying to persuade activists of its merits, makes for a more enduring campaign, both in the primaries and in November.
He doffed his tie and shouted himself hoarse, tweaking his standard stump speech — the one with the laugh lines about Republicans "drinking a Slurpee" and driving the economy "into a ditch" — into a more affirmative, upbeat vision of why voters should elect Democrats, and not just reject Republicans.
They're not an affirmative presidential vision.
A second important idea that emerged was the need to advance an affirmative alternative vision for the American future based on concrete policy and practice proposals intended to move the nation and world in a more inclusive, harmonious and sustainable direction.
As long as racism continues to impair our societal vision, affirmative action will be needed as one small corrective measure to ensure the fair consideration of all applicants.
And that's the problem the Republican party faces writ small (very): they have no affirmative argument, no positive vision.
