"dual vision" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
You can use "dual vision" to describe the ability to look at an issue or situation from two different perspectives. For example, "The CEO has a dual vision that allows her to problem solve with a creative and analytical approach."
Bennett has always had a dual vision, one that separates him from an overtly political later generation that included David Hare, Howard Brenton and David Edgar.
That's what gives Fitzgerald, Cheever and Yates their power, he added, the dual vision of places to invest our dreams and places where they go to die.
FÉ FENDI, left, and SUZANNE E. MURPHY.; May 31: The Museum of Arts and Design gave a preview of "Dual Vision," an exhibition of works from the Simona and Jerome Chazen Collection.
The items, donated by Simona and Jerome Chazen, collectors long associated with the museum, will join others from the Chazens' collection in a new exhibition, "Dual Vision" at the museum, 40 West 53rd Street in Manhattan, from May 26 to Sept. 11.
The Simona and Jerome Chazen Collection Museum of Arts and Design 40 West 53rd Street, Manhattan Through Sept. 11 "Dual Vision" combines a selection of fair-to-good quality Modernist paintings and a collection of mostly mediocre contemporary art glass and ceramics.
Yet only in the past decade have the dual visions of Masaryk and Paderewski finally been realized.
True to their "non-dual vision," the SAND folks mean to tear down the divisive wall between worldliness and transcendence, intellect and holiness, once and for all.
Dual-Vision XC cameras, manufactured by Rosco Vision Systems, were installed in the vehicles by a qualified technician.
It's got all the usual stuff — infra-red vision, dual low-caliber guns, video recording, 3.5G.
