The phrase "a firm imprint" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or clear mark left by an object or action, often in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The artist left a firm imprint of her style on the canvas, making it unmistakably hers."
Alternatives: "a strong impression" or "a clear mark".
And with big financial institutions such as Bain Capital hiring former Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick, and Goldman Sachs acquiring impact advisory firm Imprint Capital, we are seeing investors who prioritize sectors that make a real-world impact increase their bottom lines.
But recruitment firm Imprint fell 38.5p to 82.25p after founder Brian Hamill resigned as chief executive after trading in September was below expectations.
As well as the fictitious chicken foot, my only other souvenir (albeit temporary) was the firm imprint of the mask indented on my face, which solicited plenty of odd looks from people enjoying a Friday night pint.
He continued to flit from one project to another, always placing the firmest imprint on whichever group he worked with.
It's hard to imagine popular U.S. Latino culture without a firm and lasting Cuban imprint.
A Clockwork Apple, by Belinda Webb (Burning House, £7.99) Burning House is an imprint of a firm called Beautiful Books, whose name would give a misleading impression of A Clockwork Apple.
Specializing in house-inflected disco rerubs, the imprint's a firm favourite of ours here at THUMP and Vogel is a top notch DJ in his own right too.
The design imprint of Eight Inc., a firm that worked on Apple's stores, is evident in the open, minimalist interiors of the new branches.
Cotton has already made serious attempts to leave an imprint on those negotiations, laying out the case in public speeches and interviews that the United States should showcase a firm military threat.
