"promising image" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing something that gives the impression of being positive or successful, or when something has potential for success or improvement. Example: The new marketing campaign presented a promising image for the company's future success.
Mr. Brubaker said he had long been promising Image a series.
A tiny elegant swordsman ribboned her gut lining with his foil, or so went the promising image that had come to Tovah as she puked up the crackers, the soup, and the Chinese entrées she'd ordered after the crackers were gone.
The experimental results demonstrate that an MMDA is effective in feature extraction, leading to promising image recognition performance.
What's making this possible is JPEGmini, a photo compression technology that first debuted last September, promising image reductions of up to five times.
I would like to replace this recurrently hamstrung, self-defeating and mostly isolated self with the more promising image: the person in communion with other persons.
Additionally, novel and promising image findings that are newly available on many routine scans cannot be used to improve patient care until their prognostic value is properly determined.
They had to go through 70 promising images to get their current 15 successful patterns.
As discussed in the introduction, Cerenkov luminescence imaging is particularly promising to image β − emitters, which are widely used for example in internal radiotherapy but are difficult to visualize with other methods, such as Bremsstrahlung imaging.
The results are promising and image fusion methods open a new perspective for image-enhancement applications.
The new rear camera has had its pixel count boosted from eight megapixels to 12, promising reduced image noise, greater sharpness and realistic colours.
Although the results look promising, the image quality is hampered by cardiac movement and metal artefacts [ 21, 22].
