The phrase "a massive head of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a large quantity or size of something, often in a context related to food or plants, such as vegetables.
Example: "The farmer proudly displayed a massive head of cabbage at the market, drawing the attention of many customers."
Alternatives: "a large head of" or "an enormous head of".
He is a novelist and a bohemian, with a massive head of steel-gray curls and a raucous laugh.
This was the message conveyed by Alexander Kosolapov's Gorby, a massive head of Gorbachev, somewhat reminiscent of Warhol.
Passionately opposed to apartheid, he made a massive head of Nelson Mandela to commemorate the 70th anniversary of the African National Congress in 1982.
And here in the soothing quiet of an old-growth forest in British Columbia, staring up at a massive head of metamorphosed granite on which they are learning to climb, they seem to have fooled me into complacency.
To take a massive head of Pharaoh Amenhotep III out of Egypt, for example, he coated it with a removable adhesive called Paraloid B72, then covered it with a plaster carapace in the shape of a souvenir bust.
A massive head of Buddha, its eyes, long-lobed ears and mouth encrusted with gold, stands guard in a deep pool outside the home of New Delhi art collectors Shalini and Sanjay Passi.
Another of the show's stars, dating from the first century A.D., is a massive head, probably of Dushara, a Greco-Roman god resembling Zeus who was Petra's primary male deity.
As a tyrannosaurid, Albertosaurus was a bipedal predator with tiny, two-fingered hands and a massive head that had dozens of large, sharp teeth.
With their blind spots and weird caffeine habits, the duo often reminded me of the strong women in my own family, who worked hard and built lucrative careers (even if they had a massive head start in a bunch of important structural ways).
He was rushed to the hospital with a massive head wound, but was taken off of life support the following day.
They gave Amazon a massive head start, and they show no signs of ceding that lead any time soon. .
