The phrase "added in the face" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express something being included or incorporated in a direct or confrontational manner, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new policy was added in the face of strong opposition from the community."
Alternatives: "included despite resistance" or "incorporated in defiance".
He added: "In the face of Russian aggression, we're not going to turn our back to our allies in Europe.
He added: "In the face of religious extremism, the best response is to treat others like we would want to be treated.
He added: "In the face of the worsening security and humanitarian situation, it is more urgent than ever that both parties come to the table … ready to engage in multi-stakeholder political negotiations.
The financial sector is a group short-term traders should consider on the long side, following put accumulations that were added in the face of positive earnings surprises last week.
Housing Minister Keith Brown, added: "In the face of deep cuts to our budget from Westminster we continue to fund a wide range of initiatives to help tackle homelessness.
It adds: "In the face of the unfolding human catastrophe, there are immediate and viable steps that the government can take to offer sanctuary to more refugees.
Yet they add: "in the face of cataclysmic warnings and worries — including a mass exodus from Florida's most-populous area — Irma largely spared many of the major cities predicted to be in its path.
Mr. McCain said the next president would have to break with the policies of the past, adding, "In the face of climate change and other serious challenges, energy conservation is no longer just a moral luxury or a personal virtue".
Add in the face of changing coastal hazards driven by climate change, cities such as Mumbai, Karachi, Jakarta, and Lagos are among key areas cited in a new report on evolving disaster risk.
However, similar thermal response than conventional systems is reached when 6 cm of wooden insulation panels are added in the outer face of the cubicle-shape building.
Addressing industry unity, he added: "In the 2000s we faced an altogether different battle as we had to re-engineer the entire shape of our businesses, and the skills of our journalists, in the face of the digital revolution.
