"personal mark" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to an individual's distinctive traits, characteristics, accomplishments, or style. For example, "The artist had a very distinctive personal mark in her work."
The philosophical idea of the personal mark has evaporated.
Others say they wish they had left a more personal mark on history.
"It's like your own, personal mark in a digital world," said Mr. Shine, communications manager for a nonprofit hunger-relief agency in Indianapolis.
Rodriguez alluded to bigger team goals as the season approaches the two-thirds point while apologizing for not setting a personal mark Sunday before the home fans.
But he has standing, and he has a compelling reason for studying the Mafia, which left a personal mark on him.
When Amar'e Stoudemire, above, scored at least 30 points for the seventh consecutive game with a 36-point effort Friday night in a win over Washington, he not only matched a personal mark but also a Knicks' one.
For your personal brand, mark out time in your weekly schedule to spend with it.
"We should be marking her as a person in Grantham and with a more low-key, personal marking".
"We should be marking her as a person in Grantham and a with a more low-key, personal marking".
Kaija Saariaho's Asteroid 4179 - Toutatis is perhaps the most striking, Matthias Pintscher's rebarbative Towards Osiris the least personal; Mark-Anthony Turnage's Ceres makes intriguing use of a brass refrain that repeatedly cuts across the slowly unwinding chorale-like melody; and Brett Dean's Komarov's Fall compresses the narrative elements of a tone poem into a mere eight minutes.
The book is a rather adoring narrative profile of these two men and what they went through in an effort to change history, and perhaps to make their own personal marks on it.
