"cast a vision" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are discussing setting a goal or inspiring others to achieve a shared objective. For example, "The CEO cast a vision for the team, inspiring them with a plan to become the number one provider in their industry."
"You have people who can cast a vision but then not implement the vision," Mr. DuBois said in an interview.
"Governor Bush's job for the next few months is to let Americans know who he is as a person, the success he's had as the governor of Texas and most importantly cast a vision of what he'd like to do as president," Mr. Blunt said.
She cast a vision of a nascent social finance sector that would only continue to grow over the next 10 years, and described a burgeoning group of organisations out there who are helping to put budding social entrepreneurs — or for the purposes of this conversation, motivated public sector employees with an enthusiasm to spin out — in touch with the funding they need — not least Bridges themselves.
Typically, that executive's purpose is to "cast a vision," "lay out the strategic initiatives," or "emphasize the theme" for the event.
The novels cast a vision for a world in which a lion and lamb may nap together, and a child and a viper can be friends.
Real, courageous leaders weave in a second biblical attribute, wisdom, and use their salesmanship (a necessary and laudable political skill) to cast a vision in which we rise above ourselves.
He was casting a vision of an open-source work environment in which ideas flow freely instead of being hoarded or protected.
"It is my pleasure to announce my support for America's Mayor, Rudy Giuliani, a proven leader who is not afraid of what lies ahead and who will cast a hopeful vision for all Americans," said Pat Robertson.
Cornell Tech professor Serge Belongie, who has been doing research in computer vision for more than 25 years, says, In the past, our field of computer vision cast a wary eye on the use of synthetic data, since it was too fake in appearance.
She isn't pointing out this fact to cast a shade on our idealized vision of America. .
The disastrous showing at the polls has also cast a cloud over May's vision for a "hard Brexit" from the E.U. – in which Britain would leave Europe's single market and customs union – raising the prospect that a more pragmatic approach, prioritizing close trade links over controlling immigration, might be on the cards.
