The phrase "holistic vision" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a comprehensive and integrated perspective or approach to a particular topic or situation. An example of its usage could be: "The company's holistic vision for sustainability encompasses not only environmental efforts but also social responsibility and economic stability."
The planning green paper must advance this wider holistic vision that the Deputy Prime Minister so supports.
Mr. Johanson's funny and touching faux-naïve painting, drawing and sculpture seem the products of an inspired simpleton's holistic vision.
The integrated, holistic vision of net positive is being lost as organisations elect to become net positive on particular issues rather than become net positive organisations.
The Lib Dems have a big, holistic vision for a decarbonised Britain by 2050, but they get fuzzy about the more immediate term.
At the moment, the Thames Gateway - the largest 'reservoir' of brownfield land in the South East - is at this very moment being frittered away for lack of a holistic vision and the tools to deliver it.
Rather than pursuing any long-term holistic vision, the raison d'etre is to win football matches in the short-term and everything else, such as style of play and how pleasing it is on the eye, is secondary.
The tough road ahead will have to include holistic visions, integrated planning and brave strategies to implement them.
Ultimately, though, the responsibility for maintaining and improving the quality of future training events lies with organizers, as they tend to have more holistic visions of their training programmes and tend to interact closely with multiple trainers across different topics.
Another is that, instead of preaching hot issues from their focus groups, they must declare a more holistic, hopeful vision for Britain's future.
The purpose of the CVI, to prompt access to holistic low vision and sensory support, is much valued by patients and many would benefit from being offered or receiving this support as early as possible.
The holistic indigenous vision of health (called sumak kawsay in the Kichwa language – or "good living" in English) that is framed as the overriding social purpose in Ecuador's Constitution of 2008 [ 21] is providing an especially timely opportunity for our project to contribute to this mission.
