"visual touch" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the ability to perceive physical objects through sight. Example: The artist's use of color and texture creates a strong visual touch in her paintings.
That "cavernous heavy equipment dealership" bit is a marvellous visual touch, don't you think?
Another nice visual touch is the way the game indicates how close you are to winning or losing.
A chorus of six other women in wigs and glasses identical to hers adds a witty visual touch.
Yet perhaps the boldest visual touch of all is having the 300 Spartans fight the entire battle clad only in black underpants and crimson cloaks.
But in a glamorous, characteristically simple visual touch, the image of Mr. Oppenheim's moving lips is reflected in the shimmering surface of a long, shallow pan of turpentine, the madeleine used to stimulate his memories.
With a light and straightforward visual touch, Weerasethakul shows the transmigration of souls between humans and animals, suggested in an opening sequence, in which a water buffalo breaks free of its chain and withdraws deep into the jungle, and, most dramatically, in a later one, in which a catfish takes in the spirit of a princess's bearer and becomes her lover (of sorts).
Striking visual touches included a large bunch of silver balloons.
There are fine visual touches, but the Eastcheap tavern scenes lack their usual sap.
His signature visual touches are all there: the languorous, unhurried takes on the still-life interiors.
Expect plenty of dungeon crawling with monsters, items and lots of little visual touches to show off the hardware.
All through the day, his campaign used visual touches to remind voters of Mr. McCain's devotion to New Hampshire.
