"face side" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the visible part or front side of something. Example: The painting was displayed on the face side of the gallery wall, drawing the attention of all who entered.
Some fighters wore T-shirts with bin Laden's face and Bush's face side by side.
Pulled across the face of the coal and guided by a pipe on the face side of a segmented conveyor, the plow carved a gash off the bottom of the seam.
The mechanisms related to the initial stages of the nucleation and growth of cadmium telluride (CdTe) thin films on the rough face side of a (1 0 0) monocrystalline n-type silicon have been studied as a function of different potential steps that varied from an initial value of −0.200 V to values comprised between −0.515 and −0.600 V versus saturated calomel electrode (SCE).
From model tests it was also found that the cavitation inception of the rotor takes place on the tip face side at higher advance ratios and cavitation shifts towards the suction side as the RPS increases whereas the stator and cowl are free from cavitation.
Young Morgil didn't feel it would be right to send a blind message out of the blue, so he tacked a note to Wally's door the next morning — a color printout of the Caldwell home page, the computerized middle-aged face side by side with the yearbook photo from Illinois State ("Call me Mr. Wall").
In "Top Goon: Diaries of a Little Dictator", a puppet show series posted on YouTube, he trips over his words as he appears on a game show called "Who wants to kill a million?" Referring to the pet name the president's wife, Asma, gives her husband, as revealed in a leaked e-mail, protesters recently used stencils to paint ducks and profiles of Mr Assad's face side by side onto roads.
Wheelchair users, adds Morgan, also face side-effects, from pressure sores to urinary tract infections.
Place the documents you want faxed in the face side-up position on the platen glass located on top of your printer.
Check major details on both face sides of the coin like portraits, structures, and the like.
"Australia were an aggressive, in-your-face side, they tried to intimidate you before you got out on the park.
We see "the synthetic personalisation of e-commerce", while the face-to-face side of business is "systematically depersonalised".
