The phrase "various faces of" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to describe the different aspects or perspectives of something or to show the diversity of a group or concept. Example: "The documentary explored the various faces of poverty in the city, from the struggles of single mothers to the challenges faced by the homeless population."
Paquita is a suitable finale, showcasing the various faces of classical feminine style: vivacity, dreaminess, delicacy, and so on.
But before the full potential of interoperability can be leveraged, the various faces of this concept need to be clearly understood, prioritized and then introduced.
Bhattacharyya et al. (2014) investigated the mean pressure distribution on various faces of 'E' plan-shaped tall building through experimental and analytical studies for a wide range of wind incidence angle.
During my voyage onboard G Adventures M/S Expeditionn cruise, we saw the various faces of the Arctic: from the ice cold landscapes of pointed peaks and floating icebergs to the sun-drenched tundra slopes littered with shrubs and flowers.
It brought the outside in and the inside out by recording curious and unassuming passersby as they entered the building projecting their entrances onto various faces of the crystal.
The Japanese photographer, whose images tend to focus on the various faces of trauma in postwar Japan, was granted unprecedented access to Kahlo's personal belongings between 2012 and 2013, when the Kahlo Foundation commissioned her to photograph the pieces left behind nearly 60 years after Kahlo's death.
So are various faces from the art of Pablo Picasso, who himself appears on a balcony, fitting in with the crowd.
"Age does the same thing to a woman," she lets rip in the last of various face-offs with Chance that both performers — each one a visitor to the London stage — inhabit to the hilt and beyond.
face symmetry; different information value of various face image areas.
different information value of various face image areas.
The simulation results are in qualitative agreement with electrochemical facetting data, scanning electron microscopy and scanning tunneling microscopy images of various face-centred cubic metals.
