"enduring vision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a long-term goal of a person, organization, or movement that remains relevant and meaningful over a long period of time. For example: "His enduring vision was to create a more equitable and sustainable world for future generations."
Always provocative, her amazing body of work stands testament to her enduring vision, innovation and creativity.
Her enduring vision linking art and public purpose can be exhausting as well as exhilarating.
Perhaps the Olympics closing ceremonies should include an award of a posthumous gold medal to George Orwell for his enduring vision of the future.
South Africans of all races joined hands in human chains across the country, a symbol of Mr. Mandela's enduring vision of a country where all people, regardless of race, were equal citizens.
Inaugural addresses by Abraham Lincoln and Franklin D. Roosevelt come to mind, as does John F. Kennedy's 1960 speech on religion, with its enduring vision of the separation between church and state.
The enduring vision of yesterday's dominating 104-82 victoverover the mighty San Antonio Spurs will not be of Allan Houston, Glen Rice and Latrell Sprewell working offensive magic.
The territory of despair becomes the deeper ground and darker earth from which our most enduring visions of life arise.
Dictator is a fitting finale to a trilogy that is likely to stand alongside the works of Robert Graves and Mary Renault as an enduring imaginative vision of the ancient world.
I'm puzzled as to how Lisa Zeidner could write an entire article about the enduring creative vision of "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest" ["Rebels Who Were More Angry Than Mad," Nov. 26] without mentioning the name of the screenwriter Bo Goldman, who shared an Oscar for the film's screenplay.
Occluding one eye during the critical period (CP) (but not in adulthood) results in a shift of cortical spiking response (ocular dominance) in favor of the open eye and an enduring blunted vision (amblyopia) through the deprived eye [ 1].
The movie shows Sully enduring this horrific vision continually, as if it were a form of post-traumatic stress.
