The phrase "vision to fruition" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the successful realization or accomplishment of a particular goal or plan. Example: After years of hard work and dedication, the team's vision to fruition finally came true when their product was launched and received widespread acclaim.
But after six years of hiring experts, submitting and resubmitting plans and seeking approvals, the couple, who declined to comment for this article, have been unable to bring their vision to fruition because the board has rejected their proposals.
In her memory, Mr. Kreitman donated $2 million to bring her vision to fruition, a chemotherapy center in a parklike setting at the 37,000-square-foot, $17 million Monter Cancer Center.
We are told that Garlic was the one who first had a vision of Tara, and then manipulated events to bring that vision to fruition, plotting his way into Planter's employ and plotting the ineffectual Planter's winning of the land in a card game.
We have a vision of how the world and society should be, and we move with solemn conviction to bring it that vision to fruition," Olagunju adds.
Given the opacity of Google's internal operations, it is not clear if Kraus guided this vision to fruition or if the rest of Google was on the same page.
"We have been laying the foundation for many years and now we need a global team in place with best-in-class talent to bring our vision to fruition.
There is still a lot of work to be done to bring these visions to fruition.
The likes of Mark Zuckerberg and Elon Musk are already driving new visions to fruition, yet to a great extent as Larry might advise them to do.
However, for this vision to reach fruition the business model for manufacture of ATMPs has to be different from traditional pharmaceutical manufacturing.
We believe there is an incredible opportunity to reinvent the driving experience and it will take a global ecosystem for this vision to come to fruition.
As Treasurer and Chairman of our Strategic Planning Committee, Tom's vision brought to fruition many of the Hebrew Hospital Home's successful programs.
