"emerging face" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to someone or something that is just starting to become known or noticed. Example: The talented young musician was seen as an emerging face in the industry, with many predicting a successful future for her.
He is a contributing author and editorial board member of the upcoming book Mitigating Climate Change: The Emerging Face of Modern Cities.
An angelic female figures seems to be emerging, face forward, from a stone slab and moving out into space toward us.
Thus, managers and researchers who want to understand the emerging face of technology-enabled business must come to grips with network concepts and their implications.
The emerging face of the American working class is a Hispanic woman who has never set foot on a factory floor.
Mathis, the most reliable American scorer, the magazine cover boy, the emerging face of United States soccer, did not play a single minute in the Americans' remarkable 3-2 defeat of Portugal.
More than a decade ago, Page was an emerging face for mainstream evangelical churches in Orange County.
Iranian, and occasionally Afghan, émigrés have become emerging faces in what is considered to be waning religious life in Germany.
Both Viviana and Veronica represent the emerging faces and stories that are providing a deeper and more transparent understanding of Latinas -- a glass window into "all" that Latinas are.
Facial expression recognition experiment: The present neutral facial emotion degree was 0%% while those from the Ekman Standard Faces Database were 100%% (neutral, disgust, fear and happy emotions) of the emerging faces.
When I finally emerged, face up, from the fugue episode, the ladies were slowly lowering a large coffin-shaped plastic tent from the ceiling to the table.
Everywhere, mansions and palaces emerge, facing the stunning views.
