The phrase "leverage image" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it in a sentence such as, "The company leveraged its image to attract new customers."
We first show that we can leverage image-based supervision to learn single-view 3D prediction, by using geometry as a bridge between the learning systems and the available indirect supervision.
If Pinterest can (1) get its users to take pictures of things in the real world with its mobile app and post them online with data and (2) leverage image-tagging tools such as Stipple and help bypass intent-based search on just a small fraction of online transactions, it could be a huge cultural and financial success.
However, it's not the first time it has leveraged image recognition technology in some capacity.
Besides leveraging image processing algorithms to speed up data acquisition, we are also exploring techniques to enrich the precision of our data, moving from binary markers to markers with more than two states (n-ary).
The current and most significant catalyst for inspiration and purchase -- social media -- creates new opportunities for retailers by leveraging images to understand individual interests and build stronger engagement.
Or maybe she was just trying to leverage the image of Canadians as harmless, cheerful neighbors.
The clothing, he said, is just an effort on Mr. Hawass's part "to leverage his image to benefit Egypt, which to me seems like a good thing".
Next, she plans to approach the company's marketing department, hoping to leverage "the image of Ben & Jerry's as a progressive, socially conscious brand," she said.
"She is the ultimate Instagirl, and we are excited to leverage her image, voice, energy and extraordinary social media power to introduce Estée Lauder to millions of young women around the world".
Too few national leaders today are finding that this issue is either attracting enough attention, or that they can use it to leverage their image enough — all of which is a shame.
