'head of a project' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the person in charge of a project. For example, "The head of the project is responsible for managing all of its tasks and deadlines."
Moving later to Egypt, he became head of a project to regulate the flow of the Nile but, on investigation, he decided it was impossible.
It tells the story of Mitchell Courtenay, a "copysmith star class" for a powerful advertising agency who is made head of a project to colonize Venus in order to create consumers in space.
"The rule is that everybody spies on everybody - except when they have an agreement not to," says Steven Aftergood, head of a project on government secrecy at the Federation of American Scientists.
"We pulled 170 poisonous snakes out of our camp," in one month alone says Geoffrey Conie, head of a project known as Area C, a 15-kilometer-long, 890-million-tonne mountain of ore that will be dug up and exported over the next 50 years or so.
Nevertheless, the new result represents "a critical step on the path to ignition", according to Mark Herrmann, head of a project investigating high-energy X-ray pulses at Sandia National Laboratory in Albuquerque, New Mexico, and who was not involved with the NIF work.
"Frankly, it wouldn't take a rocket scientist to determine that somebody with a bad working relationship with every unit head of a project wouldn't be sticking around during downsizing," she said.
Vanderlan Bolzani, the head of a public project to find bioactive compounds in Brazilian plants, approves of such deals.
John E. Carlstrom of the University of Chicago, Dr. Kovac's mentor and head of a competing project called the South Pole Telescope, pronounced himself deeply impressed.
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The foreign secretary said "everything" would be done to ensure a thorough investigation into the killing of Iain Hook, the head of a UN project to reconstruct the obliterated heart of the Jenin refugee camp.
"Bottom line, I think they'll come up with some agreement sooner rather than later," said Udesh Pillay, head of a research project tracking South Africa's preparations for next year's World Cup, a 32-team tournament.
