The phrase "maintaining an image" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the act of preserving or managing one's appearance, reputation, or public perception. Example: The celebrity spent hours every day maintaining her image through carefully crafted social media posts and public appearances.
People in Hollywood are often simultaneously maintaining an image and reinventing themselves.
Ced's big issue seems more about maintaining an image of "the integrity of the game" than dealing with a student problem.
Adelstein does little to dismiss such rumors, apart from maintaining an image so flamboyant that it would shame any actual agency man.
Tirado said: "Over the past two decades, the focus of successive governments has been on maintaining an image of peace and tranquillity in Mexico City, rather than implementing intelligent policies to prevent and tackle organised crime.
Ensuring that Ukraine is kept off balance and maintaining an image of chronic instability in the east of the country may be sufficient to meet this long-term aim.
She is adept at keeping herself in the news, turning bad circumstances into good publicity and maintaining an image in the foreign media as an innocent victim, even a prisoner of conscience.But the problem with her imprisonment goes far deeper than the media perception of it.
The man explained, "I try to still maintain an image that I'm a normal person".
Right now, the GOP field is muddled by the inability of any candidate to maintain an image of electability.
Even as some of his most avid supporters have been sent to prison and their publications have been silenced, he has maintained an image of serene probity.
The fair-trade legislation of 1937 protects manufacturers by permitting them to maintain an image of quality by charging a higher price through their retailers.
The regime plays down political news to maintain an image of continuity following Fidel's retirement.The underlying motives for the changes are so far hard to discern.
