"concrete vision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific and tangible idea or plan. Example: The CEO presented a concrete vision for the company's expansion, outlining realistic goals and actionable steps to achieve them.
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A Concrete Vision : Oshogbo Art in the 1960s -- Special exhibit, January 23 - October 22, 2000.
More than three months into this movement, is it time to strategically shape demands and a concrete vision?
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When the infidel goes, the resisters will have to put forward a more concrete vision of the sort of Iraq they want.
Whereas Greek writers excelled in abstraction, the Romans had an unusually concrete vision and, as their art of portraiture shows, were intensely interested in human individuality.
More than wanting anything in particular or having a concrete political vision, it's a movement stretching its wings, still testing the limits of Romania's democracy.
Pang claims that filling the space with "concrete" futures visions creates a cognitive and physical space that literally surrounds groups in futures workshops.
Senge and Molainen mention individual, team, and organizational learning anchored in concrete values, visions, and goals, as well as change and transformation [ 8, 13].
The outcome is a solid plan with an ambitious vision, concrete projects and clear responsibilities.
With a department-wide call for submissions, this year's competition saw over 250 entries that ranged from electron microscope images of self-healing concrete, to Photoshopped visions of extrapolated van Gogh paintings.
