The phrase "a stint as head" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a temporary period of holding a leadership or managerial position.
Example: "After a successful stint as head of marketing, she was promoted to a higher role within the company."
Alternatives: "a term as head" or "a period as head".
Then he did a stint as head chef at the Bleeding Heart in Clerkenwell.
Mr. Bessent has previously worked for Soros, including a stint as head of London operations and head of global research.
Wilson, whose resume boasts a stint as head of Sky's Washington DC bureau during the Gulf War, said: "Two major new news, analysis and current affairs programmes.
The American-educated Mr. Toyoda has been groomed for the top spot since joining the company in 1984, including a stint as head of the company's crucial China operations.
The campaign is an outgrowth of the lifestyle approach for Unilever food brands that began under Mr. Dwyer, who took over the food products division last September after a stint as head of the company's personal care brands, including Axe and Degree deodorants.
He was first elected to the Quebec legislature in 1963 after a stint as head of the Montreal Stock Exchange, where he allowed Jews to be admitted for the first time and introduced the use of French on the trading floor.
His career includes a stint as the head of Asia for the Nasdaq stock market and 17 years at Bloomberg.
A noted defensive assistant coach through most of his career (he also had a stint as the head coach of the Cleveland Browns, 1991 95), Belichick quickly built a powerful team around unheralded veteran free agents (such as linebacker Mike Vrabel and running back Corey Dillon) and savvy draft picks (including linebacker Tedy Bruschi and cornerback Ty Law).
"This reckless decision allows factories to switch off their pollution control systems to save a few dollars, even if that means dumping more toxic air pollution on their neighbors and putting their health at risk," said Eric Schaeffer, who spent 12 years at the E.P.A., including a stint as the head of enforcement until he left early in the Bush administration.
PAGE D4 BUILDING A LEGACY IN THE BIG EASY After a stint as the head coach of the New Jersey Nets that saw him fired even as his team boasted a winning record, Byron Scott is now at the helm of the surprising New Orleans Hornets.
Yet Deveshwar, 58, an ITC veteran (barring a short stint as head of India's international carrier, Air India), is himself having to tack through changing social and political winds.
