'underlying vision' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a broad, long-term goal or direction in which one is proceeding. For example, "Our company's underlying vision is to make a positive impact on our community."
It is unclear what, if any, underlying vision drives these changes.
The film's distance from factual reality oddly enhances its bleak underlying vision.
"He can put doing over your opponent ahead of the need for an underlying vision".
Yet we'd better remember to sympathise with the underlying vision that drove this disastrous history, because it is basically our own.
Mehta is a superb technician, and his control over the proceedings is always assured, but the surfeit of moment-to-moment excitement is never supported by an underlying vision of the score, the classic Mehta trade-off.
He only endorses Blond's plans to re-energize localities economically and administratively but what's truly chilling is Brooks's apparent underlying vision, or dream, of a historical Neverland, and it's disingenuous of him, when he complains of changes that have taken place in recent decades, not to say what he'd like American society to revert to.
Our objective is first to establish a general scenario for urban passenger transport in 2050 based on a Delphi study of transport experts, and, second, to explore the potential underlying visions operating within the same sample.
It is therefore possible that in asking observers to judge attractiveness we are engaging the mechanisms underlying vision-for-action as opposed to merely vision-for-perception.
A century ago, Cajal noted striking similarities between the neural circuits that underlie vision in vertebrates and flies.
Yet there was a deep sympathy, an underlying moral vision in her work.
Underlying the vision is a drive to broaden its appeal, including catering for visitors with shortening attention spans, in the hope of bringing in the extra money.
