The phrase "alter the image of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes to perceptions, representations, or reputations of a person, organization, or concept.
Example: "The new marketing campaign aims to alter the image of the brand to appeal to a younger audience."
Alternatives: "change the perception of" or "modify the representation of".
The new series is selling very well, despite griping from comic insiders, who are notoriously touchy about any attempts to alter the image of a superhero.
Dawn Cotton, secretary to Onley Park residents association, said: "This could alter the image of the village which will become known as the village located next to the marina rather than its current status as the village situated next to three prisons".
Many adults take for granted that we know how altered the images of beauty are that surround us every day, but do we really?
Wilpon, who is desperately trying to alter the image and fortunes of the Mets, convinced Glavine that he and his family could live happily and thrive in New York.
I get the feeling that she doesn't want anything to alter the image she has of the son she loved and lost.
If you alter the image because you think that some of the data points were off and you don't have any good reason for thinking that, and you eliminate those data points, that's falsification," Anderson says.
The authors of this article altered the image, crossing out the three elements of the 'science and truth' section that were neither adopted nor addressed by the MIT administration.
Even though 70percentt of the town falls under the domain of the Cape Cod National Seashore and thus must remain undeveloped, some residents, civic officials and conservationists fear that the proliferation of what they scornfully deem "trophy houses" will alter the unpretentious image of the Cape's smallest and most rural town and strain its infrastructure.
The Aero Glass effect is totally vanished when you alter the background image of your computer.
"Bitter Fame," far from altering the old image of Hughes, only entrenched it further in the public imagination.
Black-and-white photos of Mr. Assange, altered to resemble the image of Che Guevara, are pasted across London.
