"wise personality" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who exhibits a lot of wisdom, either from their knowledge or life experience. For example, "My grandfather is a very wise personality and always gives great advice."
It is time some of our more street-wise personalities were brought into play in the administration of British sport, and they don't come any wiser than "Bootsie" Bedford in the streets of London.
Lowry applauded Ackles, who "brings an easygoing charm and engaging wise-ass personality to the absurd notion of traveling the country with a trunk full of wooden stakes and holy water".
I'm a pretty broad person personality-wise; there is a level of intensity and impatience and hostility in the character that is not exactly me but it still certainly exists with me.
Research from my colleague in the UK, Daniel Miller – and a quick look at my Australian friends' social media profiles – shows that selfies are only posted by a "type" of person, not personality-wise but looks-wise: young, attractive, feminine, model-thin or glamour model-curvy, the types of women whose images dominate our media.
I just felt personality wise he'd be a good fit here and his reputation preceded him.
Producers better ship in the Quirke double quick as I can't see Robson lasting particularly long - I've always thought, personality wise, that she's the rightful heir to Pauline Fowler's launderette tabard.
While Poole describes other community operators as "very heavy-handed with their rules," he says Nishimura is "just a very laid back guy personality wise".
Asked what the key to a successful player/coach relationship is, Lendl said: "It has to be a good match-up personality wise, and I believe it is.
I think he is the exact kind of guy the Dodgers need, personality wise.
Personality wise, you have also elected an administration filled with authoritarian bullies.
