"light eyes" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe someone's physical appearance, for example: "She had bright, light eyes that seemed to sparkle in the sun."
The graphite sketch is of a woman with light eyes and perhaps sandy hair.
But she had a long, straight nose, light eyes, high cheekbones, and an austere countenance.
Mr. Etxberria is 39 years old, with light eyes and skin browned from a lifetime outside.
He photographed himself in a beret as an outdoorsman with clear, light eyes.
She's got light eyes and light hair, and nobody ever knew where it came from.
Like Ali, he has a dark trimmed beard and light eyes.
A screwed up shrunk very old man: with a monkeys light eyes, paralysed spasmodic movements, inarticulate: but alert.
He is a patient, friendly man with light eyes who becomes deadly serious when he talks about babies.
But people with light eyes did better at "self-paced tasks," like hitting a golf ball, throwing baseballs or bowling.
"A screwed up shrunk very old man: with a monkey's light eyes, paralyzed spasmodic movements, inarticulate: but alert".
When it was found that the tint affected the color of light eyes, tinted lenses were promoted as a cosmetic device.
