"envision future" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to talk about creating a mental image or idea of what the future may look like. For example, "Let's take a moment to envision our future together."
New parents, after all, envision future presidents, Super Bowl winners and cancer curers, not Vatican streakers or college beer-bong guzzlers.
Rightly, the new European proposals envision future debt rescheduling — but only for future private lending, not past loans or European Union guarantees.
Wooden was addressing movement and finesse, but Curry, again like Gretzky, has studied his sport with sufficient care that he seems able to envision future events before they unfold.
Another specific stipulation in the donors' clarifications stated, "As it is impossible to envision future requests or unforeseen circumstances, all activities not explicitly identified in this document are inconsistent with donor intent and should not be undertaken or allowed".
"In addition to the financial investment, we envision future partnership opportunities.
We envision future wireless sensor networks composed of a vast number of miniaturized sensors in exceedingly high density.
The Futures Clinique adheres to this principle, but also gives means to first openly envision futures that differ deeply from the present.
(In the game's envisioned future he surpasses Jack Nicklaus's record 18 major victories later this decade).
He has committed to a world tour that will begin this summer, and envisions future collaborations with them that will push his music in an even more eclectic direction.
Carl T. Hayden, the chairman of the SUNY board, said he envisioned future increases tied to an index that tracks the growth in the cost of higher education nationally.
Envisioning Future Healthcare.
