The phrase "diving headlong" is correct and can be used in written English.
It means to rush or jump into something without thinking or considering the consequences. Example: Sarah went diving headlong into the project without properly planning or seeking advice from her team first.
He displayed superb vision in finding Mackrides cutting open on the crease then concluded the dominant individual display by driving from behind the cage and flipping the ball into the net while diving headlong.
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Weisman has nothing to say about Hammond diving headlong into trouble without knowing if Sabu had been flipped, even though the hacker Virus had accused Sabu of being a stool pigeon back in August 2011.
Within a few weeks of their first e-mail, they dived headlong into a relationship.
In 2006, restless in the family business, Mr. Baker dove headlong into the retail trade.
At the trail's end, a fellow hiker dove headlong into the crashing waters of the falls.
The officials will review it, however, what with all the bobbling as he dove headlong toward the pylon.
Instead, we dived headlong into an unnecessary war in Iraq, offering up the lives of our young men and women under circumstances that are now discredited.
As a young man coming of age, Melville dived headlong into what would take him farthest from the familial decay around him: whaling.
Earlier this week, in a cheeky exchange with the Times_ _columnist Maureen Dowd, Thiel dove headlong into one of science fiction's most venerable debates.
To that end, he dove headlong into classic American literature, reading Leslie Fiedler's "Love and Death in the American Novel" and rereading a lot of Faulkner.
