The phrase "formulate a vision" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing the process of creating or developing a specific goal or plan for the future. It can be used in professional or personal contexts. Example: "As the new CEO, my first priority is to formulate a vision for the company's growth and success in the next five years."
By dabbling in leadership — I ran the math club and directed a musical — I learned how to formulate a vision and persuade people to join me in bringing it to life.
The party and its "pan-blue" allies must show they can regroup and formulate a vision capable of competing with the DPP's Taiwanese nationalism.The economy remains beholden to a global IT cycle that will turn downwards in 2005.
We need to ensure community representatives can work with Birmingham city council to formulate a vision of the principles and values of education in our city, and to chart a way forward that puts our children first.
In remarks to the American Bar Association in January, Mr. Pistole expressed a need to formulate a vision for transportation security, mentioning a trusted traveler program as an option under consideration and expressing an openness to other suggestions.
Every leader knows the importance of the first hundred days or the first year in office the period during which one must assess and diagnose, formulate a vision and a strategy, and achieve early wins.
Every leader understands the importance of the first hundred days or the first year in office the period during which one must assess and diagnose, formulate a vision and a strategy, and create the early wins that build trust and legitimacy.
Formulating a vision demands a solid grasp of what's happening outside your group and organization.
A regional stakeholder forum formulated a vision on how the Wesermarsch should look like in 2050.
He demanded substantial cuts in personnel at the Board of Education, but he never formulated a vision of school, and of the classroom, that might be achieved once the bureaucratic obstructions had been removed.
As the newly named James B. Knapp Dean, my job now is to begin formulating a vision for the School of Arts and Sciences.
In History and Class Consciousness, Lukács laid out a wide-ranging critique of the phenomenon of "reification" in capitalism and formulated a vision of Marxism as a self-conscious transformation of society.
