The phrase "a solid face" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has a serious, composed, or unyielding expression, often in the context of showing determination or strength.
Example: "Despite the chaos around her, she maintained a solid face, refusing to show any signs of fear."
Alternatives: "a stoic expression" or "a resolute demeanor".
Thus joined, the heads present a solid face to the water.
The catcher's glove, or mitt, presents a solid face except for a cleft between the thumb and index finger and is thickly padded except at the centre, where the pitched ball is caught.
Designed by the architect Robert Venturi of Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, who received his undergraduate degree here in 1947 and a master's in fine arts in 1950, the center is a melding of the historic Palmer Hall -- where Einstein frequently worked -- with a modern addition that features a solid face of windows to the south and a detached facade to the north.
The design incorporates an active Kagome back-plane capable of changing the shape of a solid face by transmitting loads through a tetrahedral core.
The studied bricks were purchased from local commercially available sources and included a solid face brick and a range of honeycombed and perforated bricks.
The design incorporates an active back-plane comprising a Kagome truss, capable of changing the shape of a solid face, connected to the back-plane by means of a tetrahedral truss core.
An excimer UV KrF* pulsed laser was employed inside a vacuum chamber for material expulsion from the target and immobilization on a solid facing collector.
Roy Szaara had a large solid face, burnished like a coin.
In the solid face of this ancient rock, the Tintin schtick seemed incongruous and a little tacky.
Due out in September, we knew this one was going to get some solid face time at the event.
Hence, the prenatal PolyI C model is highly suitable for proteomic analyses because of its solid face validity to schizophrenia and related disorders.
