The phrase "echoing the vision" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe a statement or action that is similar or reminiscent of a previously stated vision or goal. Example: The company's new marketing campaign is effectively echoing the vision outlined by the CEO in last year's annual report.
It is a vision that the world deeply needs, and one that echoes the visions of humanity's greatest visionaries.
Her exit, with the BBC under pressure to cut executive costs, may coincide with the dismantling of the Vision empire, echoing the demise of another shortlived corporation invention, the all-powerful "head of fiction" role, which came to an end when its former incumbent Jane Tranter left for the US at the end of 2008.
As if trapped in some infinite echo, the vision never went anywhere before disappearing back into the deep waters of my subconscious.
In this case, I had a vision of people being a drawing on the land echoing the edge of the continent.
What Rebecca and I found in Havana, and amplified considerably while working in Rochester, was that two distinct yet complementary photographic visions could visually echo the many layers of a city.
In the narrative, Rashid challenges his own reluctance to repeat the "cliché of the miraculous" - and he tells the story in a style which is deliberately reminiscent of the spice coast's cultural origins, the territory of the Arabian Nights, echoing with djinns, visions, sudden journeys, disappearances, and the domineering rhythms of the surrounding ocean.
The echoing, crashing sounds, the visions of extreme and repeated violence, the frequent tangling of horns — how do animals with an instinctive need for such brutish behavior prevent their brains from turning into rice pudding?
While the team isn't beholden to Mr. Haynes's vision, Mr. Greif said that he has looked for theatrical flourishes to echo the movie's cinematic techniques.
Retailers echoed the assessment.
