The phrase "the core vision" is correct and widely used in written English.
It refers to the central belief or guiding principle of a person, organization, or group. Example: The company's success can be attributed to their strong leadership and commitment to their core vision of sustainability and social responsibility.
We're trying to understand what was the core vision of Land and Polaroid, then surrounding that with fantastic backers, fantastic engineers and designers, and connecting with that core DNA".
The core vision of the Federal Telecommunications Act of 1996 -- that these inherited scale and scope economies are to be shared with competitors -- is as important today, in the wake of Sept. 11, as it was on the day the act was passed".
"We really feel like the core vision of Cardboard is 'VR for everyone,'" Martz told me.
Responding to a report by Baroness Kay Andrews, on how engaging with culture can reduce poverty, Mr Skates said Pioneer Areas would seek to "realise the core vision set out in the report".
The core vision since the firm's inception in 2001, says Hagman, was to create a phone that fit neatly in the palm and did anything a full-sized computer could, including e-mail, Web surfing and gaming.
So while the company will focus primarily on educational applications for Meograph going forward, the core vision remains the same: Building a suite of easy-to-use content creation tools, beginning with a service that makes it simple to combine video, audio, pictures, text and so on into contextualized, interactive stories.
The Web’s core vision and value is to be platform independent.
The company's core vision was getting blurred.
Marca Bristo, chairperson of the US National Council for Disability, said: "Singer's core vision that the life of a person with disability is worth less than the life of a person without a disability, amounts to a defence of genocide".
Here is a designer who just keeps getting better by pushing the boundaries without abandoning his core vision: graphic clothes built on a strict geometry.
By Stephen Greenblatt Lucretius anticipated the core scientific vision of modernity.
