"renewed vision" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a new perspective or outlook on a particular subject. For example, "With a renewed vision, Jack was able to find creative solutions to the company's issues."
"I felt an overwhelming sense of relief and a renewed vision of our future together," Mr. Berardi said.
How might a renewed vision for collegiality bring clarity to the question of which faculty should be regarded as experts?
This lifelong learning paradigm requires a renewed vision concerning assessment in which, besides formal learning, informal and non-formal learning experiences are also recognized.
The euro crisis is an opportunity for us to be part of a renewed vision, not a problem to run away from".
Yet Christopher Alden's eerily modern and sexy new production of Mozart's "Don Giovanni" best signaled the renewed vision of the "people's opera".
May 4, 2018 | In response to campus and national climate, President Pollack frames a renewed vision for the future of sorority and fraternity life at Cornell.
We must renew our vision, a vision which in the end won more votes on Election Day 2016 than that of Republicans.
In 2012, as his re-election campaign neared its end, he renewed his vision with a 20-page economic plan.
"Tony Blair came into this election full of bright hope for a third term, keen to sell a renewed domestic vision to a country that he thought had had enough of old arguments about foreign affairs, keen to renew himself," Jackie Ashley wrote Thursday in a column in the pro-Labor Guardian.
That these changes require fresh leadership and a renewed strategic vision is confirmed by data on CEO turnover, which, at 20percentt (up from 10.2percentt in the prior year), was by far the highest of all industries in 2016 and among the highest ever recorded by The Conference Board for a single peer group of companies.
The 35-year-old frontman of the Afghan Whigs and now of this side project has lived the show's typical arc: early notoriety as a postpunk sex symbol, mounting fame mirrored by increasing self-indulgence, commercial decline coupled with personal disaster (in Mr. Dulli's case, a severe head injury in a 1996 bar brawl), and finally self-awareness and a renewed artistic vision.
