"main vision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you would like to refer to a larger, overarching objective, purpose, or mission. For example: "The organization's main vision is to provide a safe and sustainable environment for all."
His focus is on his receivers down field, and the on-rushers become a swirl of colors beneath the main vision.
Other than sartorially, the '70s weren't funny.They are the perfect setting for the other main vision of Britain that the cinema tends to offer.
I re-film that monitor and send that signal into the main vision mixer, which allows me to mix between two video sources, just like to an audio mixer.
Since its founding in 2006 — a long time ago, in the tech world — Twitter has essentially stuck to its main vision of letting people share text messages no longer than 140 characters.
Take your weekly Monday morning all hands meeting — an opportunity to share important updates, clarify short-term goals, and motivate the team to keep pushing forward toward the main vision.
Through a case study, this article explores the main vision and rationalities behind light rail projects in two mid-sized European cities — Bergen and Angers — and considers how this vision has materialised in various 'light rail scapes'.
A retinal detachment occurs when the main vision-sensing part of the retina becomes separated from the pigment epithelium.
In fact, one of their main visions is to inspire women to push past any boundaries to help them check things off their bucket list.
As for the accusation that the company's claim to be based in Atlanta was misleading, Mr. Johnson acknowledged that the main Strategic Vision office was in Blairsville, Ga., 115 miles away, but said the difference was "semantic".
Fitzgerald explains that your brain, muscles and bones work together to process sensory information from three main components: vision, the inner ear and receptors all over the body, especially the feet and ankles.
The main stereo vision approaches, which allow 3D information extraction, are recalled in Section 3 including our choices to evaluate our approach.
