"visually depict" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that is shown graphically, such as in a photograph, painting, diagram, etc. For example, "This painting visually depicts the beauty of the sunset."
"I want to visually depict its teachings so that everyone can understand and experience it".
Still, it is our attempt to visually depict the human cost of a fortnight in an embattled land.
The mood inside the press conference for the film – the first on the subject since Moustapha Akkad's 1977 film The Message, and the first to visually depict the prophet – was conciliatory.
Majidi's film is the first on the subject since Moustapha Akkad's 1977 film The Message, and the first to visually depict the prophet, though a rival Qatari team is currently said to be developing its own Muhammad franchise.
The site has visually mapped out over 100 'flows' that visually depict exactly how many of the web's most popular services operate.
He continually strives to visually depict his own seizure-related experiences, unlocking what is neurologically experienced on the inside to the outside.
Information Visualization (InfoVis) can provide valuable assistance for data analysis in bioinformatics by visually depicting sequences, genomes, alignments, and macromolecular structures.
It states that, with H.I.V., "you're over twenty-eight times more likely to get anal cancer," which is visually depicted.
The earliest of those systems included ideographic scripts, which use abstract symbols to represent concepts rather than words, and pictographic symbols, which represent concepts by visually depicting them.
And surely every consumer is grateful that the portion on bodily functions makes a point to ask separately about flatulence sounds, "whimsical depictions of feces," realistically depicted feces and the "act of human (or humanlike character) defecation visually depicted".
But this main part of the film is preceded by a pre-credit sequence where the whole crisis is demonstrated in miniature by Iceland, visually depicted as a neat, happy, brightly painted toy town swamped by American ideas as expressed by a violent explosion taking away the side of a mountain.
