"outward image" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to someone's outward appearance or the impression they give to the public. For example, "Many celebrities take great care in maintaining their outward image."
Wenger's outward image also does not help him with critics.
"We use dress to construct an outward image of our perceived inner selves.
It transpires that his godliness comes at a considerable price, and, while his outward image is that of the upright, unbending agent, his soul is in turmoil.
While much of the advice in the Suburban Gardener focuses on outward image, and how to make the whole appear greater than the sum of its two more modest parts, Loudon is not shy about mentioning the pragmatic reasons for joining two houses in one.
Rosberg admitted the atmosphere in the team was still "intense" but publicly both men seemed to be working hard to project a relaxed outward image.
And then I began to wonder: How many other people had I misjudged because of my preconceptions based on their outward image and demeanor?
Both inward and outward images are rotated at the same angle with respect to the sawtooth scan images in Fig. 1d.
In a society obsessed with outward images, the healthy approach to fitness has shifted to an unhealthy obsession and addiction.
Since Mr. Tadic became president in 2004, his supporters say, he has improved relations with the West and helped Serbia rebuild the outward-looking image that the Radical Party helped destroy.
One sequence in "Mum," a GIF "poem," shows a slowly undulating stereo speaker matched just below with a cartoon explosion radiating infinitely outward, the images moving in odd synchronicity.
The purchase of PSG and the first ever commercial sponsorship of the Barcelona shirt are the latest moves to raise the profile and promote a sport-loving, outward-facing image by Qatar, the tiny gulf state with, given its huge natural gas reserves, the highest GDP per capita in the world.
