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The phrase "stood face to face" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to describe two people facing each other, either in a physical or metaphorical sense. For example: They stood face to face, unwilling to look away.
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They then stood face to face with Israeli soldiers.
Sample said that as they stood face to face, Graham threw a punch.
The pair split apart and stood face to face, separated by the car.
The door closed behind them and they stood face to face under the dim light.
Finally, Jozef stood face to face with the killer of his mother, sister, and niece, his gun loaded.
First his father's voice, then his own, as they stood face to face at the bottom of the chancel steps.
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My father could now stand face to face with doctors, journalists and other accomplished Americans.
The two women stand face to face, each afraid of the woman in front of her.
She and the boy stand face to face and look into each others eyes.
In the 21st century, the children and grandchildren of victim and killer stand face to face.
The two stand face to face, slap hands, pretend to put on glasses, flip through an imaginary Bible and then point to the heavens.
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