'face decision' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use it to refer to a choice that someone has to make. For example, "She had to face the difficult decision of whether to stay in her job or move to a new city."
Speed and accuracy of responses to a word- and a face decision task, both presented laterally by means of the visual half field technique, were assessed.
Figure 12 CoLBP detector performance sensitivity to different face decision criterion function parameters.
However, same conclusion explained in Section 3.4 can be drawn on the reasons made the Haar-like detector to be more consistent with its detection results over the entire range of different face decision criterion if compared to the CoLBP detector.
Daniels (12) identified four key problems that face decision makers in the context of scarce resources: The fairness/best outcome problem: should one give all people a fair chance at some benefit, or should one favour producing the best outcome with limited resources?
It needs to start from a point of understanding the policy process, and the political realities that face decision-makers at all levels.
Microbes constantly face decisions about which metabolites to produce.
Students face decisions on all aspects of the company, including marketing, production, research, distribution and sales.
Although their stars are locked up, the Knicks face decisions on several key rotation players.
Those colleges, like many other suddenly less well-off investors, now face decisions.
The Yankees face decisions regarding their coaching staff and nearly every corner of their roster.
But governors face decisions that affect the residents of their states.
