The phrase "envisions to become" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means to imagine or have a vision of something that one hopes to achieve or become in the future. Example: The young entrepreneur envisions to become a successful business owner by the age of 30.
They are envisioned to become the next generation heating materials particularly in the applications, in which weight (aviation and aerospace industry), size (microreactor technology) or speed (kinetic systems) is of importance.
One approach to design such architectures is to exploit the enormous computing power of Multi-Core Processors (MCPs) that are envisioned to become the state-of-the-art in processor architecture.
This widened Warren Street was envisioned to become part of a bypass route of Reading.
As we can see from today's update, eBay envisions RedLaser to become more than just a barcode scanning app.
We envision this to become a model for similar community-based annotation efforts.
New policies envision individuals to become "experts" in preventing disease and "choosing" health and healthcare [ 7, 8].
We envision this to become an important area of future scholarly growth for BMC Cancer and look forward to receiving submissions in this area.
They affect your sense of security or fears, what you envision is possible to become or achieve, your political views, and even your belief in whether you can overcome negative patterns in your life.
Virtual machines are getting increasingly popular in bioinformatics, and we envision BioImg.org to become a valuable resource for image providers and for scientists to locate images.
But he said he could envision someone who wants to become an owner solely for "vanity purposes" buying a 25 percent share.
He helped her to envision who she wanted to become.
