It is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the perception of a person or group that is created by their behavior, gestures, and overall presentation. For example, "The students worked hard to protect their image and identity as a prestigious university."
Brands enforce the perceived importance of image and identity among a very impressionable demographic".
Self: Image and Identity is a Turner Contemporary, Margate, from 24 January to 10 May.
Her research focuses on the relationship between startups, media, image, and identity.
Running from Sunday through Feb. 25, "Made in California: Art, Image, and Identity, 1900-2000" features more than 800 works.
Called "Made in California: Art, Image and Identity, 1900-2000," the show is not only the largest in the museum's history but also perhaps its most provocative.
The limitations of Ms. Smith's views are apparent in her remarks on the current exhibitions "Made in California: Art, Image, and Identity" and "Art and the Empire City".
When you were curating this show, did you look for work by women that specifically addressed concerns such as self-image and identity?
But we're completing the trilogy, and The Immaterial Girl uses music videos as a way to talk about self-image and identity.
The usual advice on encouraging sustainable behaviour – reinforcing self-image and identity, for example ("I'm a good person and good people reuse their shopping bags") – can rather fall down when one is already spending money in a supermarket.
Although it seemed a trivial change in wording, it had such a big effect because "don't be a cheat" alludes to a person's self-image and identity, where a verb does not.
It provides a cautionary tale of why many executives — at their peril — still underestimate the profound impact an acquisition can have on people's self-image and identity, and why so many acquisitions still struggle to succeed.
