"head network" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to refer to the main or central part of a network, or the highest level of a hierarchical network structure. Example: "The head network of our company is responsible for overseeing all the other branches and departments."
CNN's production values were initially amateurish — "video wallpaper," or "talking heads," network news executives sneered — and ratings were poor.
Weeks before Republican Paul Ryan was selected to run for vice president, Sister Simone Campbell -- who heads NETWORK, a Catholic policy and lobbying group -- hit the road to protest the so-called "Ryan budget" recently passed by the House of Representatives.
In the analysis of brain networks, head motion should be corrected.
Jim Walton, the president of the sports division, will head the network group for the United States.
He joined the Columbia Broadcasting System CBSS) in 1935 and was sent to London in 1937 to head the network's European Bureau.
His move to higher management came in 1974, to Manchester as head of network radio there, then back to London as head of light entertainment.
Andy Manning, head of network regulation at British Gas, welcomed the Ofgem proposals but believed more could be done to cut those particular costs.
Moore was one of 60 staff axed by administrators Deloitte on Friday across HMV's head office network at Eastcastle Street in London, Marlow and Solihull.
Ernie Carey, AT&T's head of network planning, insists that its more interactive approach does more than simply replicate the cable model.
We design a new groundwater head observation network based on existing USGS observation wells.
Funded by the two men with about $100 million, Arista's chief executive is Jayshree Ullal, formerly head of network switching and services at Cisco.
