"vision driven" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in a sentence to describe something that is guided or motivated by a specific vision or goal. Example: The company's success can be attributed to their vision-driven approach to business, where every decision is made with their long-term goals in mind.
– Representative Howard Berman of California: The chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, Mr. Berman's endorsement seems well timed given the furor over President Bush's comments in Israel today: Barack Obama has laid out a foreign policy vision driven by principle and conviction, and he understands that our moral authority and our safety as a nation go hand in hand.
Mercurio presents JFK as a liberal hero, rather than a hypocrite, just the man for those times, a fascinating synthesis of surrogate motive and political vision, driven by the double standards now evident in TV shows such as Mad Men and even The Sopranos (whose central marriage was always very Kennedy-like in terms of what the wife chose not to know and the husband not to tell).
Without that higher purpose connection, it's more likely that human nature veers towards a tunnel vision, driven by an "it's about me" mind-set.
Her personal vision drove that along.
His vision drove the project, and his involvement has been a cause for healthy skepticism and admiration.
At the centre of this process was Keenan, whose vision drove the group and whose voice could be haunting, mannered or heart-rending.
There is no shortage of pulse and finesse in that vision; "Drive" marks the first occasion on which Refn has shot a film in America, and, like countless outsiders before him, he casts an eye that is at once entranced and stunned.
Adding: "That vision drives our position on the oil sands.
She added, "That vision drives our position on the oil sands.
Photo: Their lives and careers help drive the city, and their visions drive them.
The seductive muse of art in cinema — personified by Jeanne Moreau's character — pitted the two friends against each other, and their differing visions drove them irrevocably apart.
