"business vision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase when referring to a company's goal or purpose, or the long-term plans and strategies of a business. For example: "The company's business vision is to become a leading retailer of sustainable home goods."
Reflecting on the conversation, Ms. Martin said Ms. Mayzler really touched on a "mission" as opposed to a business vision.
Eyetech Pharmaceuticals, a four-year-old company led by a Manhattan ophthalmologist, David R. Guyer, has had excellent business vision.
Mr. Daley of Joe Barter says he thinks the spread of Internet commerce supports his business vision.
She believes her strengths to be her tenacity and determination, while her weakness is that she has no time for those that don't share her business vision.
She said she chose Mr. Scott for his business vision and commitment to conservative principles, emphasizing four times that he "earned this seat".
Its formal ranking as the world's fastest was announced Monday at a meeting in Germany, where Intel also laid out its business vision.
In all honesty, there's a place and need in the world for all sorts of business visions – big and small.
At a time when vibrant and enduring democratic politics is widely seen as essential for international security and human well-being, it is crucial that we understand the intertwined economic and cultural dimensions of progressive activism and business visions of change.
There is more at play here than Trump simply tapping someone to pursue his pro-business vision of fewer unnecessary (as he sees them) regulations.
Damian Kimmelman is the founder and CEO of DueDil, the London-based fintech business whose vision is to organise the world's private company information.
This is the great unfinished business of vision research: at some point we will be done with characterizing how the visual system measures the world and we will have to return to the question of how vision constructs models of objects, surfaces, scenes, and events.
