The phrase "a successful image" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness or positive perception of a visual representation, such as in marketing, branding, or personal presentation.
Example: "The company's rebranding efforts resulted in a successful image that resonated well with its target audience."
Alternatives: "a positive image" or "an effective image".
A successful image has pictorial lift.
All those lessons went toward "presenting a successful image," Brandon said.
I never know who is going to end up in the final shot, or if there will even be a successful image.
This approach, observes Ms. Nordström, "may have stemmed in part from a wish to gain maximum financial benefit from a successful image".
But he struggled for access, was asked not to shoot photos as a designated press event, and ultimately reconsidered his methods of how to make a successful image.
The agency enrolled him in a program it runs called Pride 2000, which helps unemployed men and women learn office skills, present a successful image during a job interview, create a résumé and find work.
The most important requisite for a successful image-based 3D reconstruction is the stage of capturing data.
The riots, in which hundreds of Muslims were killed, burned, raped and gang raped, are now seen as a mere small blemish on an otherwise redeemed and sparkling economic record, managed by a wildly successful image building campaign under Apco, an American PR firm used by dictators in the past.
If other people are projecting a seemingly successful image, you're not going to want to talk about things that have gone wrong in your business," says Bethan Vincent, CEO of the Bright Ethics Company.
A very successful image denoising model is that of Rudin, Osher, and Fatemi (ROF) model [21] which uses TV regularization with data-fidelity term.
Based on interleaving effects, they derive a lower bound for successful image decoding rate in wireless environments.
