The phrase "a future head of the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who is expected to take on a leadership role in the future.
Example: "She has the potential to be a future head of the department, given her impressive track record."
Alternatives: "an upcoming leader of the" or "a prospective head of the".
That's when Thomas Salmon, a future head of the A.P.A. — which was founded in 1844 — noted that psychiatry's "classification of mental diseases is chaotic".
In the same class was Sydney Brenner, also from a Lithuanian Jewish family, also 15, and also a future head of the LMB and Nobel prizewinner.
Another important, if less well-known, New Labour figure in the relationship with MI6 is Baroness Meta Ramsay, a senior MI6 officer once tipped as a future head of the service.
Among the most striking appointments is Amina Mohammed, a former UN official who had been touted as a future head of the World Trade Organisation, to the foreign ministry; she is the first woman and the first ethnic Somali to hold the post.
The nine Fifa officials named include Jeffrey Webb, a current Fifa vice-president who has been mooted as a future head of the organisation, to former Fifa vice-president Jack Warner, who quit his football roles, bringing an end to an investigation into bribery allegations, the governing body for football in north America.
Another, to be a future head of the United Nations.
At one point, you write of the spy: "His mind was supple, the mind of a future head of intelligence, who believed the greatest service he could offer in the complicated present was to help people catch up emotionally with where they stood historically".
During all this internet rage, fans of the royal family gathered round the christening of Prince George, a future head of state by inheritance.
There were other possible conduits, including Stewart Menzies, a future head of MI6 who, according to MI6 files, admitted sending a copy to the Mail.
It could be a painful debut; Mr. Leiter has been mentioned as a possible future head of the Central Intelligence Agency, and how he performs might help determine whether he remains on the fast track.
Mr. Sands had been mentioned as a potential future head of the rival British bank Barclays.
