"Visual answer" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to refer to an answer that is presented in an easily-digestible format, such as a diagram, or a chart. For example, "The visual answer to the question of how the project was progressing was a bar graph that showed month-by-month progress."
We present the results of a field trial in which a visual answer machine, the BubbleBoard, was deployed in five households.
Not only can the elements of the group be determined and visualised in an interactive environment, but the symmetry adaptation of orbitals can be shown, providing an immediate visual answer to questions such as: What would it mean to be an eigenfunction to all the operators in this group?
Like sampling culture in hip-hop and the improvised layers of sound in jazz, it gives a visual answer to those same principles of improvisation.
Here it is trying to tackle questions that I have not seen visual answers for".
For example, you can pose the question; "What should I wear to the Lady Gaga concert tonight?" and a stylist will respond with visual answers of their suggestions.
Visual answers generally go up, aural stays level, and hands-on memories draw gaze downward.
Once, a theater-buff guest gambling an evening on a concert whispered after about 10 minutes: "It's very sweet, darling, but where are the visuals?" Answer: in the opera house, the dance or movie theater, the mosh pit, but not the concert hall.
The site includes a drag-and-drop interface where users can create looks to illustrate their fashion dilemmas, or provide a visual 'style answer' to another user's cry for sartorial help.
We conduct large-scale studies on 'human attention' in Visual Question Answering (VQA) to understand where humans choose to look to answer questions about images.
From the looks of "Oz the Great and Powerful," a dispiriting, infuriating jumble of big money, small ideas and ugly visuals, the answer seems to be no — unless, perhaps, the man behind the curtain is Martin Scorsese or James Cameron.
"We took the traditional format of a Q&A and made it very visual, the answers very short and snappy and the questions very basic, so within a minute you could get a really good idea of what a story was".
