The phrase "an existing reputation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a reputation that is already established or recognized in a particular context.
Example: "The company has an existing reputation for delivering high-quality products and excellent customer service."
Alternatives: "a current reputation" or "an established reputation."
"Persuading audiences to see an effective impersonation of someone with an existing reputation - whether it's Margaret Thatcher or James Brown - is perhaps easier than selling them historical material without that built-in degree of accessibility.
That's because, says eRated, 90percentnt of sellers are active on more than one marketplace but right now it's not easy to bring an existing reputation with them, meaning that sellers need to reestablish their selling history, ratings and credentials for each new platform that join.
Building on our existing Caribbean fieldwork [ 16, 42, 46], Jamaica was identified as a highly relevant site to prospectively explore how medical tourism is being pursued by Caribbean governments and health care providers that do not have an existing reputation for health services export.
With little or no emerging work as an example, there was almost no reason why any theatre-makers or companies would think that creating a show without a large budget and existing reputation was an option.
We also project higher expenses for operating expenses and advertising; part of this discrepancy is the result of being a start-up, with no existing reputation.
Compared to most existing reputation systems, our reputation system provides an easy way to reduce malicious file spreading and free riding.
He was building on the Guardian's existing reputation as 'a place where women worked', as well as his own memories of life on the other side of the negotiating table (where 'it was so unusual to be sold to by a woman', that he'd once been put on the back foot with embarrassment about paying for a saleswoman's business lunch).
Simulation results demonstrate the superior performance of the CCRM compared to existing reputation mechanisms under internal collusion attacks and bad mouthing attacks.
Simulation results demonstrate the superior performance of the VARM in terms of utility, effective recommendation rate, and accuracy rate compared to the existing reputation mechanisms.
Their decision is more likely made from the quality of the blurb in the publisher's catalogue some six months earlier and the existing reputation of the author.
The bigger difficulty with the rankings is that of the "halo" effect where, in the words of Simon Marginson, professor of international higher education at the Institute of Education, "existing reputation drives judgement".
