'face deadline' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to express the idea of an approaching or impending deadline. Example sentence: We have to face a tight deadline for this assignment.
Bear Stearns has estimated that about 200 of the 947 companies face deadlines after Aug. 14.
Small Talk: Small businesses such as independent retailers face deadlines to begin pension schemes Small Talk: Extreme weather events that cost businesses thousands are becoming more common Another day, another cyber attack on a well-known British company.
They face deadlines and they need to be slightly outrageous.
We may have faced deadline pressure, but all these errors made it into at least the first print edition.
As she knows from facing deadlines on Broadway, the show must go on.
The administration is facing deadlines that could force decisions on other environmental issues.
Learning about a new subject and facing deadlines only added to the pressure.
But now he is facing deadlines that will be hard to ignore.
And it faces deadlines with aircraft makers and lenders, including two makers of regional jets, Embraer and Bombardier.
The airline also faces deadlines next month related to aircraft financing provided by two builders of regional jets, Embraer and Bombardier, as well as by GE Capital.
