The phrase "accepted as head" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is recognized or acknowledged as a leader or authority figure.
Example: "After a thorough evaluation, she was accepted as head of the department due to her extensive experience and leadership skills."
Alternatives: "recognized as leader" or "acknowledged as chief".
He must not be indefinitely accepted as de facto head of state without the approval of the people.
Analysts in the US noted, however, that if he is to be accepted as the new head of al-Qa'ida and its multiple splinter groups, he will have to find a way fairly soon to assert his authority and that will mean putting his head over the parapet.
In 1964, after Kennedy's assassination, he accepted appointment as head of Pres.
So the best decision the Lions made was accepting Warren Gatland as head coach.
Head-mounted lenses are widely accepted as the direction in which mobile technology is headed, meaning that objects will be superimposed on the landscape seamlessly.
If accepted as a late work, "David With the Head of Goliath," now hanging in the Borghese Gallery, is believed by some biographers to have been intended as a gift to Cardinal Borghese for his role in commuting the death sentence.
Head-to-head randomized clinical trials are accepted as the most powerful tool for assessing the effectiveness of medical interventions.
As a result, concomitant radiochemotherapy with cisplatin and 5-FU is increasingly accepted as standard treatment for patients with unresectable head and neck carcinoma and adequate performance status.
Although widely accepted as useful tool in the management of patients with severe head injuries, the role of ICP monitoring in patients with large cerebral infarctions is controversial.
The penetration of the femoral head during the initial 3 6 months is generally accepted as being a sign of "bedding in" or "creep", and not wear.
