"vivid observation" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English and can be used in various contexts.
It refers to a detailed, clear, and vibrant description or perception of something. Example: The author's writing was filled with vivid observations, painting a vivid picture of the bustling city streets. In this example, "vivid observation" is used to describe the author's skill in creating a clear and detailed image through their writing.
He prized shoe-leather reporting, vivid observation, absolute clarity, and conversational tone.
And the plays that followed tended to combine vivid observation with a preachy radicalism that could take disconcertingly hardline forms.
A dancer with City Ballet as well as a choreographer, she spoke with endearing feistiness and passion and considerable aplomb, thoughtfully providing her interviewer at one point with the information that a vivid observation she had just made had appeared in somewhat similar form in another article about her.
In his book "Takeover," Savage quotes a vivid observation by the Supreme Court Justice Robert Jackson, who warned that once established, a new executive prerogative has a tendency to lie around, "like a loaded weapon ready for the hand of any authority that can bring forward a plausible claim of an urgent need".
Hers is a highly self-conscious feed, often reflecting on the mechanics of the medium; "Development in human consciousness," she tweeted a few weeks ago, "people speak into the (social media) void as a way of speaking to themselves, like keeping a journal?" That's a vivid observation, but what I admire most about it is that it requires us to be engaged.
Ms. Lerman has drawn on archival material, which includes vivid observations taken from the diary of Esther Miller, the Pillow's cook in 1942.
Aurora's career, Romney's social theories, and a melodramatic subplot concerning forced prostitution elicit the author's vivid observations on the importance of poetry, the individual's responsibility to society, and the victimization of women.
Thomas and John are just "two wood-shavings of humanity in a rough world", but Barry sets down the horrors of the American Indian wars and civil war and the hardships of frontier life in a blaze of vivid observations that combine stoical matter-of-factness with new-minted wonder.
Residents in all three communities provided vivid observations and detailed experiences of the industrial pollution in their community and homes.
One year ago, diagnosed with metastasized uveal melanoma, he began to chronicle his thoughts, feelings, priorities and vivid observations as he lived what would become his final months.
