The phrase "articulate vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a clear and well-expressed idea or plan, often in contexts related to leadership, strategy, or creativity.
Example: "The CEO presented an articulate vision for the company's future, outlining innovative strategies to achieve growth."
Alternatives: "clear vision" or "well-defined vision".
Since the 1960s and '70s her daredevil, articulate vision of dance has come to life on walls, rooftops, rafts, tree trunks and ceilings.
Then, having fallen apart, he arrived at an articulate vision of what had gone wrong, and, with "The Crack-Up," helped invent a genre: the addiction confession, which became a strong form of American writing in the second half of the twentieth century.
And to the extent that they have an articulate vision, I think it's actually counter to the interests of low-income students and students of color: a dismantling of federal protection of civil rights, a backing-away from the federal commitment to provide aid for students to go to higher education, and undermining of the public commitment to public schools.
Amy has a proven track record of helping senior leaders more clearly articulate vision, socialize their message, and impact key constituencies.
"We musicians can articulate visions and desires of the community through music," he added.
They angrily reject what is, but have no clearly articulated vision for what should be.
Articulating vision and common goals has long been a cornerstone of leadership on the battlefield.
Second, unions J need a clearly articulated vision that provides a basis for strategic decision making.
"Al Qaeda is an organization that has a clearly articulated vision of global jihad, and that is not the case with the Haqqanis and the Taliban," Mr. Gregg said.
That, in sum, is Mr. Bush's newly articulated vision for how to move forward in the Middle East, and we welcome it.
A good, strongly articulated vision that most people in the country would see as commonsensical might have the most political power to take us somewhere.
