The phrase "vision of each" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It typically refers to the individual perspectives or aspirations of a group of people. Example: During the team meeting, we discussed the vision of each member for the future of our company.
Next, each apprentice made a sketch showing his or her vision of each wall.
The field of vision of each eye is separate except for a narrow sector immediately in front of the animal, where the visual fields of each eye overlap.
Vicky Featherstone, Artistic Director of the Royal Court, said: "This partnership between the Guardian and Royal Court feels truly ground-breaking and reflects the strengths and vision of each organisation.
"I learned so much from recording our five song demo, not only about the identity of our sound but as well as the vision of each band member," he said.
In 2012, Obamacare and the Ryan budget represent the predominant governing vision of each party, which means that the outcome of the election on Nov. 6 will accurately test where the voters stand on issues of fairness, equity and equality.
Herein, we explore and outline the scientific vision of each cooperative group's SCLC research portfolio, as presented at the 2008 ILCC.
In order to assess the effects of vision on each group of subjects, the segmental angular dispersions measured with vision were compared with those measured without vision using a Wilcoxon analysis.
In order to assess the effects of vision on each group of subjects, the segmental anchoring index values calculated with vision were compared with those measured without vision using a Wilcoxon analysis.
Sense8 features eight wildly different individuals in different countries who all start having visions of each others' experiences after Daryl Hannah shoots herself in the mouth in the middle of a bombed-out church.
And pity trumps contempt in Mr. Faber's vision of where each member of this family is headed.
Architect Adolph Loos' culminating work (1930) expresses his vision of raumplan: each room proportioned and positioned according to function.
