"sharp vision" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe someone or something that has an exceptionally clear view of something. For example, "The new CEO has a sharp vision for the future of the company."
What becomes of such sharp vision, such wry insight, such wise innocence?
"Myopic, in ophthalmological practice," writes Heskel Haddad, M.D., "is a person with sharp vision at near.
The second major grouping is the macular degenerations in which central vision, sharp vision and color vision are primarily affected.
It took the sharp vision of the orbiting Hubble to resolve what looked like one spot of light into three.
Hubble's sharp vision was able to spot such "Cepheid variables" at unprecedented distances of up to 100 million light years.
"I hope the new team will have the same contemporary sharp vision as the original did," he said.
Do we really want razor-sharp vision or analytical acuity when gazing at our families, or do we want things to be blurred by a little love?
Sheila Greenacre – his deputy head at Costessey, who nominated him for the headteacher of the year award, singled out his "razor-sharp vision and clarity of thought".
MaxMara namechecked the classic Italian film Garden of the Finzi-Continis (70) and the label's own Angelica Huston ads (71) while the laser-sharp vision of the Gucci show surely sealed the deal on this trend.
The highly developed sense of smell among dogs, for instance, supplements the sharper vision of man.
RK reduces this focusing power by surgically flattening the corneal curvature, resulting in sharper vision.
