The phrase "assertive head" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about linguistics or grammar, particularly when referring to a specific type of syntactic structure or phrase.
Example: "In the sentence structure, the assertive head plays a crucial role in conveying the speaker's intention."
Alternatives: "decisive leader" or "confident main clause".
Before and during an assertive attack, the head is held high with the ears cocked, mouth closed, mane erect and the hindquarters high.
In part this is a turf war between a newly assertive parliament and the heads of government.
He's saying whatever comes into his head, in an assertive and playful way, inviting argument, making a splash.
"So eat up!" Markowitz, who is short and round, with assertive features and a full head of gray hair, dressed for the occasion in a black silk collarless jacket, which was decorated with red symbols that signify luck and longevity.
Large, assertive paintings of monumental female heads cast an anonymous Maya peasant as the Machine Age equivalent of an architectural caryatid on an ancient Peloponnesian temple.
Even the wave is becoming more assertive, the hand moving from waist to head height.
It is President Hollande's misfortune that the opposition to his labour reforms has an identifiable leader in the form of Philippe Martinez, head of the large and assertive CGT union.
Dressmeoutlet.com's team is currently made up of over 25 whizzy graduates and are hiring on a daily basis; currently looking for MBAs and assertive graduates with Master's degrees to head certain sales and operations leadership positions.
Analysts said the appointment of Mr. Cruickshank, 57, was apparently intended to give London a more assertive, visible chairman to offset Werner G. Seifert, Frankfurt's head, in negotiations over the top jobs at a merged market.
Over the past several days, Kleiner's head lawyer Lynne Hermle has mounted an assertive defense against Pao's claims of gender discrimination and retaliation.
