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The phrase "awful vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a particularly disturbing or unpleasant sight, either literally or metaphorically.
Example: "After the accident, he was haunted by the awful vision of the wreckage."
Alternatives: "terrible sight" or "horrific image".
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I had these awful visions.
It will take an awful lot of vision all round to land this crisis safely.
There is something particularly awful about the vision of people waiting for a moment of joy and proud achievement, suddenly smashing up against pain and loss instead.
This is due to the way our eyes converge on points of focus; within a meter or so you can't use stereoscopic video feeds to show objects because it looks awful and screws up your vision.
This is due to the way our eyes converge on points of focus; within a meter or so you can't use stereoscopic video feeds to show objects because it looks awful and screws up your vision.
All that means is that from time to time the audience is treated to dreamy visions of the awful things to come.
And now for something awful: an instructive gallery, entitled "European Visions of North Africa," of Orientalist paintings by academicians, most skillfully and egregiously Jean-Léon Gérôme.
What to buy: World Vision 2 will be released by Awful.
My father revered honesty; how awful he must have felt concealing this horrible vision for nearly 60 years.
To Hampton, Trump's vision of the future looks an awful lot like a past he thought was behind the US.
Sang her way through Mariah Carey's "Vision Of Love" and wasn't awful for a Paris Hilton wannabe but hardly good.
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