"fragmented vision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to mean a chaotic, incoherent, and/or incomplete perception of a situation. For example, "The desk clerk had a fragmented vision of the thief as they rushed past her."
By 1909 the Cubists were turning out intellectualized and fragmented visions of reality that baffled the ordinary viewer.
However, stakeholder consultations revealed that the key barriers were more social: low levels of trust and knowledge exchange between stakeholder groups and fragmented visions about the future of the landscape.
Dash joins Vega to attempt to stop the murders that he predicts with his terrifying but fragmented visions.
Despite the setting, it looked like a fragmented, postmodern vision of contemporary Britain – the sheriff's officers wore hi-vis jackets and peaked police caps; the noblemen were in mackintoshes, bowler hats and sunglasses, like Pink Panther spies; and the denizens of Eastcheap were dressed like punks from an 80s London postcard.
McGregor wrote about the intrusion of shock, violence and disorder in the lives of ordinary, often settled, self-absorbed people, so there was symmetry between his fragmented style and vision.
We live in an age of fragmentation: fragmented communities, fragmented lives, fragmented attention.
A surreal, fragmented masturbatory fantasy whose vision of adolescence borrows elements from "Elephant," "Tarnation," "Mysterious Skin" and "Donnie Darko," the movie dives into the consciousness of Logan (Malcolm Stumpf), a lonely 13-year-old junior high school student who lives with his hard-bitten single mother (Fairuza Balk).
Like Trow, Arlen regarded television not as a window onto the actual state of the world but a set of corporate-carved keyholes offering fragmented and often misleading visions.
Twitching and epileptic, the fragmented sites are brief visions of a language whose meaning has been lost or destroyed.
Instead, the E.U. leadership at large should be taken to task for its fragmented structure and rudimentary strategic vision, which continue to constrain the global political and military clout of the Europe Union.
