"outstanding vision" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a person or group of people who have a particularly well-developed ability to think ahead and plan strategically. For example, "The executive team has an outstanding vision for the future of the company."
Greene ran with outstanding vision and timing and did a good job squaring his shoulders when bursting downhill.
His outstanding vision early on, when he picked out Gareth Raynor with a long, looping pass to switch the play, almost yielded an early opening try.
Blessed with outstanding vision and quickness in his hands and feet, Bernlohr should be the foundation for a Terps defense that has traditionally been one of the stingiest units in Division I. Underrated player: With the graduation of Johns Hopkins' Michael Pellegrino and the season-ending injury to Maryland's Matt Neufeldt (torn ACL), there is a void at long-stick midfielder.
Her outstanding vision for and contribution to the advancement of global public health will be greatly missed.
The ISS scouted him as an "outstanding skater with great vision on the ice...a natural goalscorer".
The fact that she won the 2013 Davida Teller award for an outstanding woman vision scientist with a strong history of mentoring just underlines what a brilliant scientist and teacher she is.
i.e. whether it's seeking to establish partnerships or sniffing around for acquisition potential — perhaps as a way to fill some of its outstanding computer vision vacancies.
Spotlight Award: "Sicario" for Outstanding Collaborative Vision.
"The try where Nico kicks it for DTH was an outstanding try and vision from DTH, calling that kick and then precision in the kick.
"He's deceptively strong; he has outstanding skating ability and vision," Maloney said.
Norcross Roberts, led by George Norcross III, Phillip Norcross and Joseph Roberts, owns 24percentt of U.S. Vision's outstanding shares, the company said.
