The phrase 'head figure' is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to the most prominent figure in a particular group or organization. For example, "The head figure of the company stepped in to make the final decision."
The Sergeant at Arms collects a fee for the various fines and deposits those fines in the Mr. Potato head figure.
It isn't that fantastic that he can persuade the "spirits" to place a Mr. Potato Head figure into a martini glass inside a closed cabinet, either.
In contrast, children who played with a more androgynous "Mrs Potato Head" figure showed greater faith in their abilities to take on male-dominated roles.
The resected specimen demonstrated tumors in both the confluence of the cystic duct and the pancreatic head (Figure 3).
Acytokinetic nuclear division was then observed in young feeding cells which presented a dense cytoplasm, identified as newly induced GCs close to the nematode head (Figure 1C,C').
The herd reduced from 46 to 21 head (Figure 6). Figure 6 Changes in herd size over one year (source: June questionnaire).
Turning it over, thinking about it in my sleep, outlining it in my head, figuring out what I wanted to do.
That way, the CIA head figures, he'll know which country is operating the previously unknown satellite system.
Star Wars fans with ample desk space may want to pick up a cool six pack of bobble head figures over at Woot.com today.
Ninety percent of the capital of the Kurilo mine in the Iskar Gorge was controlled by Girdap or its head figures Ivan Kovachev and Boncho Boev.
Anyway, I headed to Bryan's with visions of grandeur dancing in my head, figuring everyone would have no choice but to be awed and amazed by my gluttony.
