The phrase 'reputation of doing' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase when talking about a person or group's standing or credibility in regards to a particular action. For example, "The company has a reputation of doing excellent quality work."
"I think the airlines have deservedly gotten the reputation of doing what is best for the airlines, and not for consumers," she said.
"I've done this work since 1986, and New York has had the reputation of doing this far more than any other state in the country," Susan Stefan, a lawyer and professor, said.
Last week Pollard had struck a similar note, telling NFL.com he did not derive any joy from his reputation of doing damage to the Patriots' players: "Anything that I've done, I don't celebrate with that.
But what about China's dubious reputation of doing business abroad?
The company had developed a reputation of doing better than its competitors, thanks to its focus on low prices to attract financially-squeezed shoppers around the world.
The reputation of doing business in the Gulf tends to be one of finance over philanthropy - social aims often take a back seat to making money.
"What you've got is a system of banks, even Arab banks, that cannot ignore the risk to their reputations of doing business with terrorists," the official said.
Because of our reputation for doing cosmetic acupuncture, as part of our practice we also apply needles to targeted points on the face even if beauty is not the patient's primary concern.
The KRI can then hopefully maintain a relatively good reputation for ease of doing business and low political risk.
The reputation of Don't Look Now has grown since its release and it is now regarded as a key work in horror cinema.
"I started designing pieces around them, and got a bit of a reputation for doing this," he says.
