'energetic face' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You might use it to describe someone's outward demeanor, for example: "When I saw her at the party, she had a bright, energetic face and was full of energy."
The chaps furrow brows soulfully as the women do energetic face acting of their own.
An exhibitor's vitality is judged by its ability to produce those ideas, and for some years now, the fair has presented an energetic face to the world, responding gamely to the global recession.
With her diminutive frame - she's about 5-foot-3 in sneakers - and her open, energetic face, the 31-year-old Ms. Sun could easily be mistaken for one of the students she portrays.
(The multiplayer arrangement, by the way, may provide some reassurance to parents who worry that personal video games breed social isolation. I can think of few activities, in fact, that bring four teenagers into such energetic face-to-face dialogue).
The weary gait and the general lack of enthusiasm robbed it of vital energy; what was missing, said those in the know, were the energetic faces of the miners.
Twenty years later, Mr Renzi took his turn as the energetic new face in Italy's politics.
A thin, energetic, ruddy faced man in his 50's, he thought about that for a moment.
Nelson's slightly idealized oil portrait of the former South African president is beautifully suited to the man's cragged yet somehow still energetic-looking face, depicted here in his elder-statesman years — white hair, eyes stern yet serene, gaze aimed directly at the reader.
Overall, elk diet quality was in the marginal to good range based on penned elk studies (Cook et al. 2004), which likely underestimate diet quality obtained by free-ranging elk because of the greater energetic costs faced by the latter.
It is a discrete sea of energetic Chinese/Korean/Indian faces.
Historically, "the torch has passed" to a new generation when an energetic challenger faced a ruling generation that had simply lost its steam (although this spirited campaign has demonstrated Boomers still have plenty of steam) or one whose governing paradigm was repudiated by the voters as with Franklin Roosevelt's 1932 landslide rejecting the disastrous laissez-faire policies of that era.
