The phrase "appointee as head" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to someone who has been appointed to a leadership position or role within an organization.
Example: "The board announced the appointee as head of the new department, effective immediately."
Alternatives: "appointee in charge" or "appointee to lead".
The first and perhaps most important will be Mr. Bush's appointee as head of the E.P.A.
Some fear that this will politicise policing, but Kit Malthouse, who is Boris Johnson's appointee as head of the newly formed Mayor's Office for Policing and Crime, argues that the Met has always responded to the demands of politicians.
Just last week, Trump's appointee as head of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Dr. Brenda Fitzgerald, resigned after Politico reported that she traded in tobacco stocks after taking the position.
Over the weekend, Representative Michael G. Oxley, chairman of the House Committee on Financial Services, spelled out plans for legislation later this year that would create a council of federal and state officials to oversee insurance nationally with a presidential appointee as its head.
For now the focus is on Mr Obama's contentious NLRB appointees, as well as on Richard Cordray, who was given a recess appointment to head the newly established Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).
In 2005, when a board of Newsom appointees fired Mr. Hall as head of Treasure Island redevelopment, he left noisily, saying he had refused to cooperate with ill-conceived and seismically dangerous residential-development plans.
Pitfall ahead: We'll see if Bush's appointee to head the Federal Trade Commission is as privacy-conscious as the departing chairman, Robert Pitofsky.
Mr. Kontopirakis, a political appointee of the former conservative government who resigned as head of the National Statistical Service shortly after a Socialist government took power in October, insisted that his agency was blameless for the financial turbulence engulfing the country.
Mr. Kontopirakis, a political appointee of the former conservative government who resigned as head of National Statistical Service after the Socialists came to power in October, insisted in an interview that his agency was blameless for the financial turbulence engulfing the country.
Holder, an appointee of U.S. President Barack Obama, is the country's top lawman as head of the Justice Department.
If homeland defense is to be organized effectively, Tom Ridge, President Bush's appointee to head the new office, will have to act as Byrnes did -- cracking the whip over existing organizations rather than trying to take over their work.
