The phrase "ample vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perspective or understanding that is broad, clear, and comprehensive.
Example: "With ample vision, the leader was able to foresee the challenges and opportunities that lay ahead for the organization."
Alternatives: "broad perspective" or "clear insight".
It's a film in a rare genre: its plot is so adroitly and sensitively imagined and realized that a mere telling of the things that take place would suffice to reveal the depth of the director's imaginative discernment — his ample and nuanced vision of the extraordinary elements and implications of ordinary lives.
It's a film in a rare genre: its plot is so adroitly and sensitively imagined and realized that a mere telling of the things that take place would suffice to reveal the depth of the director's imaginative discernment his ample and nuanced vision of the extraordinary elements and implications of ordinary lives.
This vision opens ample opportunities for biredox ILs as electrolytes in electrochemical devices.
In short, there's no one whose work has elaborated so ample and comprehensive a vision of the lives we've lived.
By mounting the corrective lens snugly to the mirror, the inventors say they get "corrected vision and ample working room between the eyes and any lenses".
However, there is ample evidence that urban visions are often not designed along a robust set of sustainability principles.
Recently, Doug Varone and Dancers celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary at the Joyce, and provided ample evidence of his choreographic vision and of his ability to attract superb dancers who become expert interpreters of the dramas of life, both large and small.
8) The best productions facilitate the talent's vision, with minimal interference and ample support and enthusiasum from the institution.
Zaarly is a well-funded business with an extremely talented team and ample resources to execute on their original vision, so I cannot understand why they decided to pivot so early in the game.
Given the ample evidence for interactions between these senses, with vision tending to play the dominant role in resolving spatial conflicts between them and in aligning neural maps of space in the midbrain during development (King, 2009), it might well be expected that early loss of vision would result in impaired spatial hearing.
