"mental vision" is a correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It refers to the ability or act of imagining or visualizing something in one's mind. Example: As a writer, I rely on my mental vision to bring my characters and settings to life on the page.
"Blindness has no limiting effect upon mental vision," she argued again and again.
He praised him as "a great inventive landscape painter" able "to give the far higher and deeper truth of mental vision, rather than that of the physical facts".
I remember some Halloweens as being about the transformation — creating a mental vision, then looking into the mirror and seeing it fulfilled.
Frida, with her vast energy, remains the dominant center of the book, but within the mists blurring Ruth's mental vision, suspicion arises that sinister doings are afoot.
Call before your mental vision a sack full of muck... and then imagine four enormous German sausages fixed to the extremities of the sack in lieu of arms and legs".
PERHAPS, like me, you have this romantic notion of shopping daily — maybe even a mental vision of yourself making the rounds, wicker basket in hand, of your little Shropshire or Provençal or Tuscan village.
Mostly the SE authors have defined their own subjectively mental visions instead of the objective reality of SE.
That's a lossy series of steps that prevents people from sharing their mental visions as vividly.
"I saw--with shut eyes, but acute mental vision--I saw the pale student of unhallowed arts kneeling beside the thing he had put together.
You have only to glimpse the faces of the great French actors Jean-Louis Trintignant and Emmanuelle Riva in Michael Haneke's austere masterpiece "Amour" to have a mental double vision of them as they appear today and as you remember them from way back when.
Hidden hunger means insufficient intake of vitamins and minerals, such as iron and vitamin A. These micronutrient deficiencies have a direct impact on physical growth, mental health, vision, the immune system, and can even cause premature death.
