"end vision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to conclude or signal the end of a particular goal, thought, or idea. For example, "Our end vision is to create a better future for all."
Meetings in Brussels where the government is supposed to be describing its end vision for Brexit get cancelled.
We need more statesmen and stateswomen who are laser-focused on the end vision of a climate-compatible society and economy.
The end vision is to identify different clusters of users.
If we can do that, we will remain relevant and play a major role in getting to the end vision -- which for us is a world without poverty.
Otherwise you potentially limit the end vision and create a very constrained solution that addresses very little and can't be used for future opportunities.
The end vision, says Kogan, is that by collecting and organizing data about what makes people happier, the team can build a "happiness graph".
But in the end, visions of a spill of the magnitude of the 1989 Exxon Valdez disaster in Alaska proved unwarranted: the Jessica carried 243,000 gallons, about one-third of which were eventually recovered, compared with 11 million gallons spilled by the Exxon Valdez.
Back-end vision challenges are going to get solved and enable things like more seamless multi-player, but there are plenty of reasons why these tech problem solutions won't lead to big changes in user behavior.
I want Captricity to exceed our commercial and humanitarian targets, and also to demonstrate our end-to-end vision.
To that end, the vision for Copernicus is that becomes an open-ended mission of overlapping satellites.
