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The phrase "a headhunter phoned" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a situation where a recruiter or headhunter has made a phone call, typically regarding a job opportunity.
Example: "After sending out my resume, I was pleasantly surprised when a headhunter phoned to discuss potential job openings."
Alternatives: "a recruiter called" or "a talent scout contacted".
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Then a headhunter phoned me.
To my surprise, a headhunter phoned me last year.
A headhunter phoned Robert Annunziata, who created Teleport, an upstart that built fiber networks in business districts to steal high- volume customers from local phone monopolies.
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A headhunter once phoned the journalist Joanne Lipman to offer her a new job.
Out of the blue a couple of weeks ago, I got a call from a headhunter on my mobile phone.
Jim heard a headhunter's voice on the phone and a month later accepted a position as a technical services scientist.
Call a headhunter.
In 1979, he got a call from a headhunter.
Late in 2004, Poots got another call from a headhunter.
LEONARD ROBERTS took a call from a headhunter in 1993.
When I was 28, I got a call out of the blue from a headhunter.
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