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The phrase "a commanding figure" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has a strong presence or authority, often in a leadership or influential role.
Example: "The CEO entered the room with a commanding figure, instantly capturing everyone's attention."
Alternatives: "an authoritative presence" or "a dominant figure".
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He still remains a commanding figure and a feared one.
These details apart, Mandela was a commanding figure.
But he is hardly a commanding figure or accomplished campaigner.
He was a commanding figure in the classroom.
In Antigua, Stanford is a commanding figure, with his own mythology.
This will be the first parliament in which Corbyn is sure to be a commanding figure.
The play provides a star vehicle for Ms. Feldshuh, always a commanding figure onstage.
Writer thinks he should be a commanding figure in international golf for many years.
But he was such a commanding figure that she felt powerless to stop it.
Porter is a commanding figure in his early seventies, who speaks in a quietly hypnotic voice.
In the history of Russian art, Polenov was a commanding figure.
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