The phrase 'imposing office' is correct and usable in written English.
It is a noun phrase that describes a large and impressive office building. For example, "The workers were impressed when they entered the CEO's imposing office for the first time."
Sitting in his imposing office, he showed me charts showing sales trends, the mix of vehicles sold, customer demographics and so on.
The World was produced in Northcliffe House, an imposing office with a clock face, which would have sat comfortably in Fleet Street.
In his imposing office, Mr. Salazar, who was appointed by the PAN governor, tried to talk them out of the procedure.
But its youthful spirit lives on in Lower Manhattan in a small exhibition at the Clocktower, the imposing office building whose two top floors are home to P.S. 1's satellite gallery and its national and international studio programs.
There was something exotic about him: his office in Mayfair earned him the nickname of the Sultan of Berkeley Square (before that, I remember meeting him on the eastern edge of the City, where Polly Peck occupied an imposing office block).
"When my father took me to museums, I always wanted to rent the recorded-tour headsets," Mr. Levai said on a recent evening in a spare but imposing office he borrowed from a staff member of his gallery, since he doesn't have his own.
It operates from imposing offices in Johannesburg and London and, in the first half of this year, sold diamonds that totaled $3.4 billion in value.
Ten years ago, it changed its name, following a gift from Sir John Cass, a politician, and moved into its current home, nestled among the imposing offices of London's banking giants.
Starting at the stately headquarters of Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy, it is just a short and scenic Paris stroll – taking in the Champs Elysées, a view of the Arc de Triomphe, a glimpse of the Eiffel Tower – to the equally imposing offices of that rival giant of luxury fashion, Kering, home to Gucci, Saint Laurent and Stella McCartney.
Gardeners were at work around the house trimming the large cactus plants that proliferate in the garden and that line the curving road down to the imposing offices of Vatican City's administrators, which once accommodated visiting royalty.
Some meet in an imposing diocesan office.
