"dim aura" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used to describe a faint or subdued energy or atmosphere surrounding someone or something. Example: The abandoned house had a dim aura of mystery and intrigue, causing passersby to wonder about its past.
By 1990, with SDI's prospects dimming, Aura's executives decided to concentrate on commercial markets.
What are the risk factors — short term and longer range — that could dim the aura of inevitable success that surrounds the company?
But Republicans say the real object of Ms. Whitman's campaign - which party workers describe as a long shot at best -is to dim the aura around one of the Democrats' national stars.
She is seen as having little chance in November, but Republican strategists hope she can dim the aura of Senator Bradley as one of the Democrats' national stars and potential presidential candidates.
The primary is a make-or-break moment for Mr. McCain, whose strategy is to upset Mr. Bush in New Hampshire and then South Carolina in order to dim his aura of inevitability.
Yet such distractions haven't dimmed her aura or inhibited her range.
But higher volumes have dimmed the aura of exclusivity on which high residual values depend.
The decision to pick a fight with the Bundesbank and, still more, the loss of that fight has dimmed his aura of invulnerability, with what effect remains to be seen.The shenanigans in France and Germany have overshadowed all other business in the European Union.
(Some were low women, but Jakehad no doubt the principle was the same).Scattered among them, all less fleshy than thelow folken and some as slender as fencingweapons, their complexions ashy and their bodiessurrounded in dim blue auras, were what had tobe vampires.
