The phrase "intelligent face" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who appears to have wisdom, knowledge, and insight in their facial expression. For example, "Her intelligent face showed a deep understanding of the complex situation."
There's nothing quite like an intelligent face to face debate.
The intelligent face, visible in the mirror, suggests a man in his 40s, perhaps given to heavy drinking.
Ten years ago, he would have been cast as the hero's best friend or the heroine's brother – a kinder, gentler, more intelligent face than the hero himself.
One pocket of his denims was split, and the fatigue in his gentle, intelligent face made him seem considerably younger than his seventeen years.
That life, with all its ambiguity, is what you always see in a Stanwyck performance, flickering across her uncommonly intelligent face like light dancing on water.
Mr. Aubrey, whose youthful, intelligent face is both literally and figuratively sullied by the experience, became an emblem of innocence lost.
Galton made composite portraits of intelligent faces (using ancient Greek busts as representatives of the highest intelligence) and a composite he called "The Jewish Type".
This special issue, devoted to the Great Books program of Hutchins, Benton & Adler, Their intelligent faces dominate the cover, surrounded by some of the Great Men whose Great Books compose their list.
"What doesn't exist is a place to have intelligent, face-paced, realtime conversations," LiveFyre CEO Jordan Kretchmer tells us.
In a sense, Obama has turned out to be the kind of president you want if you really are having major ideological realignment, and what your party needs is a figure capable of presiding in style, and putting a handsome, high-minded, highly-intelligent face on the new political consensus.
Larraín regular Alfredo Castro plays Father Vidal, his intelligent, careworn face set in an expression of weary, venal defiance.
