"inspiring vision" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it anytime you want to describe a vision that is inspiring or uplifting. For example, "The CEO's inspiring vision for the future of the company motivated us to do our best work."
The other is to offer a credible, hopefully inspiring vision to the country; that'll be hard.
Ukip's turmoil certainly does underline the necessity for Labour to present a clear, coherent, inspiring vision.
The result was that the party failed to set out an inspiring vision of the kind of Britain it wanted to create.
Engelbart won the 1997 A.M. Turing Award, the highest honour in computer science, for his "inspiring vision of the future of interactive computing and the invention of key technologies to help realize this vision".
Yet it did little to tamp down criticism that he was failing to provide an overarching, inspiring vision, which was underscored by his aides making the argument that Mr. Romney would win based on the clinical work of delegate accumulation.
We announce the top 10 on or about Carl Linnaeus's birthday on 23 May as a homage to his incredible, inspiring vision of an inventory of Earth's flora and fauna.
Successful political movements offer inspiring visions of the future, not merely more of the status quo.
Here are some star gifts for the holidays, along with cozy sleep- and loungewear, just right for inspiring visions of sugarplums.
To succeed, leaders need inspiring visions, strategic thinking, openness to innovation, and change processes that involve coalition building and uniting constituencies behind common goals — the essence of leadership.
The Localization Reader provides critical information, inspiring visions, and sound advice to get on top of these processes rather than live in fear of them.
(Heading up to take a look, we passed some decrepit former offices, one of which had a windowed door on which the words "American Model Agency" was stenciled, inspiring visions of aspiring chorines facing the predations of oily manipulators).
