The phrase "a higher impression of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's perception or opinion about something that is more favorable or positive than before.
Example: "After the presentation, I left with a higher impression of the company's commitment to sustainability."
Alternatives: "a more favorable impression of" or "an improved perception of".
The impression given throughout is that Miller, still a vital and energetic presence as he nears 80, has a high impression of his intellectual standing – "I'm the only person worth competing with," he once said – and little time for those who disagree.
The same thing struck me then as now, while it may be humble to disavow ambition Thompson must have a pretty high impression of himself to believe the times are calling him.
Still, this is a Robin Williams film and it won't be complete unless there is a scene in which he makes an orphan laugh or does a high-speed impression of Richard Nixon.
We don't sacrifice others' feelings as a means to create a higher image or impression of ourselves.
Importantly, for biological imaging, having a set point that is too high can give an artificial impression of high resolution, probably because recently discovered intrinsic forces maintain pipet membrane separation and substantially distort the cell.
The results indicate that bank sub-branch space with chromatic conditions, especially space with warm color tone and colored-light, received a higher positive score of impression and identity.
Medium consistency was more advantageous than putty consistency because the implants used caused a higher level of stress to the impression copings during the impression procedure.
It is likely that a smaller sample of observations may lead to the impression of a higher quality of parent child relationship, as some indicators of a dysfunctional relationship may occur too infrequently to be observed within a 10-minute interaction sample (e.g., arguing, shouting, or spanking).
Skyrocketing incarceration rates created a false impression of higher rates of increased employment among black men, by leading those that were incarcerated to be an invisible group behind bars.
Although a distinct stratum granulosum is found in the distal intestine as well, there is a clear impression of higher number of granulocytes on the luminal side in this region compared to the proximal intestine.
