The phrase "authoritative image" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an image that conveys a sense of authority or credibility, often in contexts related to branding, media, or visual communication.
Example: "The company's logo is designed to create an authoritative image that instills trust in its customers."
Alternatives: "commanding image" or "trustworthy image".
But the N.F.L. -- and the authoritative image of the head coach -- was built on the businessman's look that Lombardi, George Halas, Blanton Collier and others wore.
Given that the public sector supplies many of his deputies and voters, upcoming attempts to reform pensions and the civil service will be a better test of his willingness to take risks.Even less clear is whether a more authoritative image will transform Mr Hollande's poor poll ratings.
High frequencies of unqualified clauses and high-valued MODALITY in Cleary's and Heng's translations help the translators recreate an authoritative image for Huineng who intends to regard all his words as definite and indisputable.
It's unlikely it will have huge or lasting consequences for the prime minister, but just two days into Westminster's new year it's an unwelcome distraction from the authoritative image Mrs May wants to portray, and it adds to the overall perception of a government where things don't tend to run too smoothly.
Brand Awareness: It creates an authoritative image in your market.
The astonishing bust is an authoritative image of executive chaos — and clearly less about the past than the present.
Departing from the traditional image of an authoritative figure in the family, the fathers in this study had shifted from rule enforcers to playmates with their children, spending quality time and having fun.
Piella method is an authoritative fusion image evaluation method.
Brown was born in 1950, the year McGowan first projected his authoritative voice and image to an audience mired in postwar yearning and disconnection.
The BBC nonetheless remains persuaded that its traditional image -- "authoritative and old-fashioned," in Mr. Dyke's words -- needs rejuvenating.
Ms Adie will have inspired other girls to become doctors or lawyers or entrepreneurs simply through being an authoritative, powerful female whose image was beamed into living rooms.
