The phrase "imposing frame" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a structure or context that creates a strong or significant impression.
Example: "The artist chose an imposing frame for the painting, which added to its grandeur and presence in the gallery."
Alternatives: "grand frame" or "striking frame".
He is 55, with an imposing frame and a thick moustache.
Instead, the mummy is a large skeleton with half-rotted flesh adhering to his imposing frame.
But there is still something of her father in the imposing frame, gravelly voice and flair for provocation.
Energetic and voluble, his imposing frame has been increasingly visible in the margins of sport and politics for a decade.
He put off forwards physically, because of his imposing frame, but also mentally because of his reputation.
With his shaved head and imposing frame, Ljubicic could pass for a bouncer, but he is much more an activist than a pugilist at heart.
At the Church of Santa María Acuexcomac, an imposing golden frame hangs on the wall by the entrance, empty except for the jagged edges of the canvas where thieves plunged their knives.
Possessed of a rich, classically trained baritone voice, an imposing athletic frame and the most commanding, subtly ironic stage presence this side of Barrymore, Mr. Jurosko is one of the leading Savoy specialists in America, a roving star player in Gilbert and Sullivan operettas around the country.
And since it will be the sites themselves rather than a third party app imposing the frame, it probably won't raise as many objections as something like the Diggbar.
With an imposing 6ft 6in frame, Cuthbert is poles apart from the diminutive, fleet-footed Williams, Wales' record try scorer, but Jones feels the youngster is the best available option.
Instead, as Arnie's imposing 6'2" frame looms over me and his nervous looking PR team exchange concerned glances at the door, I instead merely shake his massive paw and fire off a quick photo – as tongue-tied and unoriginal as everybody else.
