"enduring imprint" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means a lasting or permanent mark or influence. Example: The ancient civilization left an enduring imprint on the landscape, with magnificent temples and monuments still standing after thousands of years.
This paper argues that academic high-tech start-ups exhibit peculiar "genetic characteristics" that leave an enduring imprint on firm development.
Philip studied interior design at Kingston Polytechnic, and his simple yet effective ideas have left an enduring imprint on the house.
C. 101 - c. 200 Ishmael ben Elisha, (flourished 2nd century ad) Jewish tanna (Talmudic teacher) and sage who left an enduring imprint on Talmudic literature and on Judaism.
In the course of his long life in the theater he played almost all the great Shakespearean characters and in many cases affixing an enduring imprint.
Still, the enduring imprint of owners past, of decades spent in someone's living room or kitchen, was abundantly audible on a walk through the sanctuary grounds.
Done in pure French Impressionist style, brushwork and color scheme included, it bears witness to the enduring imprint that the time spent in Giverny and the access that he had to Monet left on the artist.
DJ, producer, and bandleader Matthew Dear has been heading towards the top of the techno game since he was straight out of the University of Michigan, helping to kick off the Ghostly International label, one of electronic music's most iconic and enduring imprints.
The enduring educational and cultural imprint of that historical shock — an educational mission cut short about a decade before the U.S. war for independence — is strong evidence that investing in people produces long-term returns.
Far more enduring was DC's Vertigo imprint, which began in 1993 as a home for mature-themed horror titles such as Hellblazer, Swamp Thing, and Neil Gaiman's Sandman.
Vita Sackville-West, a prolific poet, novelist, and memoirist, considered herself foremost a writer, but her enduring reputation rests on the imprint of her provocative personality on the life and writing of Virginia Woolf, and on her stirring contributions to the art of gardening, both in practice and in writing.
Although Monica is initially frightened of David, she eventually warms enough to him to activate his imprinting protocol, which irreversibly causes David to have an enduring childlike love for her.
