The phrase "concrete face" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's expression or demeanor as being hard, emotionless, or unyielding. Example: Despite the heartbreaking news, she maintained a concrete face, refusing to show any sign of weakness in front of her colleagues.
Here two big circular holes, formed in concrete, face each other.
A new mountain humps between its heather-coated sisters, its concrete face swarmed over by sickly hollow-bellied victims of economic depression.
The garden's hidden treasures present themselves in bits and pieces of broken sculptures, a cracked concrete face that appears in the scraggly undergrowth, an oddly shaped paving stone decorated with mysterious hieroglyphics and partially concealed by moss.
Thundering down the 200-foot-high concrete face of the dam, the water blew back tree branches, sent clouds of mist onto kudzu-covered banks and filled what had been the nearly empty Cheoah River channel, which the rafters now faced.
Concrete face rockfill dams (CFRDs) are becoming a widely used type of rockfill dam in China.
Also, there were signs of delamination at the top concrete face where the reinforcement bars protruded for electrical connection for both constant current specimens.
From 1930 there was a radical change, and flat roofs and reinforced concrete faced with naturally dressed stone predominated.
This assemblage sits on top of a base 10 feet (3 metres) high and weighing 700 tons that is made of concrete faced with granite.
Fixed distinctions between social groupings and ideologies implode and concrete face-to-face social relations recede as individuals disappear in worlds of simulation — media, computers, virtual reality itself.
First course of pre-cast concrete facing panels were placed into position using lifting equipment.
To trace the crack pattern of the PCCV concrete faces, the concrete damage plasticity model is applied.
