The phrase "visually elegant" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe something that is pleasing or attractive to look at. For example, "The new office building had a visually elegant design that complemented the surrounding architecture."
The piece was visually elegant but highly predictable.
"Inconsolable Memories" is a more visually elegant telephone-game version of Mr. Alea's movie.
If it is too visually elegant to be scary, some arresting images include Ana's running a comb over her tongue, and an ant's crawling out her navel.
It is Payne's most visually elegant film, and he and Papamichael find poetry in the most unappetising locations, partly thanks to the use of imposingly severe monochrome.
Long lines of tiny type with lots of leading make visually elegant graphics that give designers aesthetic kicks, but they give readers of any age a pain.
Those who like their thrillers cruel, literate, and visually elegant should not miss the kidnapping-for-ransom movie "The Way of the Gun".
As a seasoned educator, speaker, and team player, and a visual learner myself, I am particularly excited about the visually innovative and elegant user interface of iOS 7, and what it means to my Big Picture.
But it was the Chilean émigré Raoul Ruiz, working with the clinical psychologist turned screenwriter Gilles Taurand, who made this elegant, visually dazzling fantasia of a film that begins with Proust dictating the last part of A la recherche du temps perdu to Céleste, then enters the book itself as he examines photographs of the people who inspired it.
One of Mr. Brown's best-known works in this style, "December 1952," invites performers to interpret a visually elegant score that consists of rectangles of different sizes and thicknesses, some horizontal, some vertical.
Its strong book, integrated music and plot, visually thrilling staging and elegant balance of pathos and comedy are so solid that Americans might have made it.
The result is a series of elegant, hypnotic paintings that visually represent the human soul's cycle of birth, death, decay, and rebirth.
