The phrase "communist vision" is correct and commonly used in written English.
You can use it to refer to the ideals, theories and policies of Communism. For example, "The protesters argued that the current government was not fulfilling the communist vision."
It is a communist vision, utopian, even quaint, but deeply moving.
Indeed, some of the old symbols of the Communist vision have taken up positions in the party headquarters.
In some of its more stunning passages, the book captures the Communist vision of the workers' paradise as it extended to nuclear power.
MEXICO CITY — Fidel Castro bade farewell to Cuba's Communist Party on Tuesday, telling party members that he would soon die and urging them to fulfill his communist vision.
The founder of Shining Path, Abimael Guzman, whose messianic communist vision inspired a 12-year rebellion that cost nearly 70,000 lives, was found guilty of aggravated terrorism and sentenced to life in prison.
Mr. Jiang described the "carefree and elated" feeling he had when he climbed the scenic peak and offered the nation this work, its closing words hinting at a great Communist vision: Gazing at the reclining pine on Tiandu Peak, And the two flying pinnacles of Lotus and Shixin Peaks.
One reason for the agonizing slowness of change is the prevalence of the Soviet-era mentality, especially in societies that were predominanty feudal and rural when the 1917 revolution suddenly foisted Communist visions of equality and forced industrialization on them.
As Nick Srnicek and Alex Williams describe in their book Inventing the Future: "From early communist visions of technological progress, to Soviet space utopias, to the social democratic rhetoric of the 'white heat of technology', what set the left apart from the right was its unambiguous embrace of the future".
"From early communist visions of technological progress, to Soviet space utopias, to the social democratic rhetoric of the 'white heat of technology', what set the left apart from the right was its unambiguous embrace of the future," they write, and sometimes I hum that to the tune of "This Land Is Your Land".
Yet Geza refused to conform to the Communists' ideological vision of art, and he found himself increasingly shunned.
Marx's vision of communist society is remarkably (and perhaps intentionally) vague.
