'face the decision' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to confronting a difficult choice. For example: I have been putting off the decision for weeks, but I recognize that it is time to face the decision.
While insisting that Hermione isn't white is incredibly dubious especially after casting Emma Watson for an eight-movie run and writing passages that include phrases like, "Hermione's white face"—the decision to recast Hermione as a black woman in the play, and defending her from racist attacks, is a step in the right direction.
Soon, however, Mr. Bush will face the decision of when and how to resume the flights.
I still have to face the decision of how to stage the cutting of the pound of flesh.
If that happens, the government will face the decision of whether to take its losses or provide more guarantees.
As many as 20 million families face the decision of whether to make the payments or turn in the keys.
Eventually every mobile Facebook user will face the decision of whether or not to install the separate app.
For good or for bad, most of us will never face the decisions that Mr. Manning and Mr. Snowden have.
Hence, upon expiration of a TC, the firm faces the decision of either non renewal or conversion into a PC.
Still, he says, "we need to monitor the children carefully and carefully provide information to the public so that women facing the decision have it".
If it wasnt for Tom, Im not sure I would have faced the decision as carefully as he made me do it.
Once her fellowship was over, Cosma faced the decision of whether to return to Italy or move to yet another country.
