The phrase "an impressive backdrop" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a visually striking or noteworthy setting or environment that enhances the context of a scene or event.
Example: "The wedding took place in a beautiful garden, with an impressive backdrop of mountains and trees."
Alternatives: "a stunning setting" or "a remarkable scenery."
From in the middle of one of the Boreas Ponds, the High Peaks of the Adirondacks offered an impressive backdrop.
It's the setting for many of his shoots, and not just because it's an impressive backdrop rich in props and wardrobe.
The Brandenburg Gate offered an impressive backdrop, but it was so close to East Berlin that the Secret Service feared the president could be exposed to Communist snipers.
It was an impressive backdrop for the area's MP, Tessa Jowell, when she stood in Windrush Square to defend Brixton against its detractors.
Carl Milles' fantastical bronzes grace fountains and seem to fly off tall pedestals, while spectacular views of the city make for an impressive backdrop.
His Brussels staging of Cavalli's La Calisto, with walls decorated by a polychrome astrological chart, was an impressive backdrop rather than an entire stage world.
For food, El Catrin restaurant has a terrific patio or the super-colourful mural indoors is an equally impressive backdrop.
EVEN the murals depicting the city's history were damaged by water that had seeped into the grand two-story room that had once provided a suitably impressive backdrop for officers of the National Newark and Essex Bank, then the state's largest.
Mark Holloway of classic and contemporary fixtures and fittings site Holloways of Ludlow suggests incorporating hand-polished, cast-iron radiators (reclaimed or reproduction) to provide "an impressive, steely backdrop" or adding little details such as jelly mould light switches.
Mr. Baumrin said that he hoped the movements of the singers would blend well with the impressive backdrop.
