"cohesive vision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a unified or coherent idea or plan. Example: The new CEO presented her cohesive vision for the company's future, outlining clear objectives and a strategic roadmap.
Yet no cohesive vision of an alternative has emerged.
"Here," to its detriment, never builds its ideas into a cohesive vision.
It read: We lack a focused, cohesive vision for our company.
"I don't think there's a cohesive vision – we work in fits and starts.
He doesn't doubt, though, that in time that zany collage-in-progress will form a cohesive vision.
But for repertory companies, which lack the cohesive vision of a single choreographer, the challenge is especially acute.
Ms. Sweeney said in a statement that the company would "present the industry with a unified, cohesive creative vision for ABC programming".
It is not a long contract, just six weeks, and I imagined I, too, might be able to serve out my time in office before anyone noticed my shortcomings, and my failure to harbour any cohesive hermetic vision.
It has succeeded admirably, largely because its players are among the best New York freelancers, but also because these musicians have developed a working method that is essentially democratic but doesn't preclude a cohesive interpretive vision for each of the works it plays.
It is still, largely, the product of an elite group of strong-willed people using greed for personal gain, without a cohesive, larger vision.
Most of the respondents thought that the values from the different parts of VIHA have not been integrated into a cohesive shared vision that would support such an undertaking.
