The phrase "a section head" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who is in charge of a specific section or department within an organization.
Example: "The section head will present the quarterly report at the upcoming meeting."
Alternatives: "department head" or "team leader".
From 1940-1950 he was a section head at the Signal Corps Engineering Lab concerned with the development of new microwave storage and display tubes.
Chiquita White '85, who is a section head at Procter and Gamble, believes in volunteering for MIT because her MIT experience contributed a great deal to the career and life she now enjoys.
"Steel loses about 50percentt of its strength at that temperature," and can begin to buckle under the load of a building, said Robert Berhinig, a section head in fire-resistive construction at Underwriters Laboratories in Northbrook, Ill., where such materials are tested.
Although he has generally not been in the public eye, Mr. Qandil came to prominence briefly in June when a subordinate, a section head in his ministry, climbed out on an eighth-floor ledge of the ministry's building and threatened to commit suicide.
With him was David Verardo, a section head who also serves as the division's ethics official.
"I basically started out as the equivalent of a PI for a lab and grew to a section head or department chair," she says.
The B tag indicates that the current token is the beginning of a section-heading boundary, the I tag indicates tokens inside the boundary of a section heading, and the O tag represents the tokens outside a section heading.
As mentioned above, the Sign-in options page also includes a section headed "Require sign-in".
In the version of the article originally published, Table 1 left off AAV as a section heading.
