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The phrase "able to face criticism" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing someone's capacity to handle negative feedback or opposing opinions.
Example: "A good leader must be able to face criticism and use it to improve their performance."
Alternatives: "capable of handling criticism" or "prepared to accept criticism."
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"You have to be able to face criticism and rejection.
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The agency continues to face criticism.
So it is uncomfortable to face criticism.
And Trump continues to face criticism.
Comey was not the only official to face criticism.
"Playing quarterback, you're going to face criticism.
The N.C.A.A. will continue to face criticism on how it handles its cases.
FISA had to face criticism also for overreacting to Toivonen's accident.
However, while the current scientific culture continues to favour positive findings, negative results will continue to face criticism.
That's the time where you stand on your own basis to face criticism.
You did not agree and got a pet, but did not want to face criticism.
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