The phrase "aloof image" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a perception or representation of someone or something that appears distant, detached, or uninvolved.
Example: "Her aloof image made it difficult for others to approach her at social events."
Alternatives: "distant persona" or "detached appearance".
Yet taking on Mr Cameron and Mr Clegg might soften his aloof image.
Or President Obama's claim last January that the press is to blame for his "cold and aloof" image.
Though she had her lover Josef von Sternberg to thank for creating her aloof image and hollow cheeks, achieved through careful lighting, Dietrich treated every photograph as an immaculate composition of sublime taste.
One senior adviser said Mr. Davis, who has an aloof image and a generally wooden speaking style, had to find some way to connect with alienated California voters before he could ask for their support in the recall election.
It erodes the paper's credibility and adds to its aloof image not to allow more direct contact between the customers who buy The Times and the staff members who put it out.
About 16 hours after they closed their $660 million purchase, the new guys on the Red Sox block made the first move yesterday in their plan to change the team's arrogant and aloof image.
But one result is that she is often seen as being aristocratic and aloof, an image reinforced when one of her former aides publicly complained of being forced to hold the hood of Ms. Park's raincoat over her head.
The mixed reactions of some clerics, some experts said, suggest they remain tone-deaf to the church's aloof and uncaring image.
The back story was Cutler having spent his five N.F.L. seasons crafting his image as aloof, arrogant, indifferent to the world outside his own skull.
Behind his aloof and flamboyant public image, though, Colonel Qaddafi has remained not only in charge but intimately involved in even minor details of the Libyan government.
The dispute emerges into sharper relief given the lingering criticism that Cardinal Egan is aloof and autocratic, an image his defenders say is unfair.
