"visionary strategy" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a unique and forward-thinking plan or approach. Example: The company's visionary strategy for entering the global market allowed them to successfully expand their business and reach a wider audience.
Chicago's plan is as much about cunning tactics as visionary strategy.
It rarely looked like a sure thing, and, indeed, Mr. Gingrich, among others, asserted that it was less a visionary strategy than a series of short-term tactical decisions to ensure Mr. Clinton's political survival.
But tactically, he has not yet proved that he can execute on the broad range of small, unglamorous, nitty-gritty chores that are required to turn his visionary strategy into a concrete success.
Baugh died in 2007, but on December 9th his firm announced a deal which, if antitrust regulators approve it, may be the culmination of his visionary strategy to build the type of modern and efficient food-distribution system that India lacks (see article).In an acquisition valued at $8.2 billion, Sysco will buy US Foods, its closest rival in America.
With its "visionary strategy," ERAB "is putting the bar very high," Potočnik said.
In short, absent an effective, comprehensive and visionary strategy for abetting S&T, infant industry development, education, anti-monopoly laws, foreign investment, fair trade competition and public sector procurement, joining agreements such as the TPP will only serve to institutionalize dependency.
In her written nomination, Greenacre noted: "Because of Tony's visionary strategies, thousands of children have benefited from a good education when, prior to his arrival, they were floundering in poorly-taught classes, with low expectations of both learning and behaviour".
This is attributable to having visionary strategies, capacity to employ technical entrepreneurial skills, access to stock of information and willingness to take risk.
But both pillars of this once-visionary strategy are now being called into question".Vodafone has consistently overpromised and underdelivered on its 'bigger is better' strategy," complains John Karidis, an analyst at Man Securities.
And most of all, the government must adopt a visionary growth strategy, to increase the "animal spirits" of business investment (the most unstable part of GDP), implementing an industrial strategy that includes both infrastructure and a plan for the green economy.
But that hardly sounds like the centerpiece of a visionary growth strategy.
