"regional head" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to someone who is in charge of or oversees a region. For example, "The regional head was responsible for ensuring the smooth functioning of all the offices in the area."
Regional head Antonio Aureliano: "He needs to pause and reflect".
He chatted with the regional head of Uber, and a photographer from the delta.
In the past, says Azzedine Gaci, the CRCM's regional head, four-fifths of burials involved repatriation, usually to north Africa.
"You can add it as a sixth BRICS, perhaps, making it BRICSI," PK Basu, regional head of Maybank in Singapore, told the BBC.
Rupert Keeley, regional head of the real Visa, says that developing East Asia is, and will remain for years, Visa's fastest-growing market.
"When you wipe away the PR and look at the real numbers, Mexico is startlingly good," says Louise Goeser, the regional head of Siemens, a German multinational.
"The mode of communication has evolved," said Akbar Shah, regional head for Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Australasia for Citi Private Bank.
As the company's regional head, Glynn Evans, explained: "There is an influx of overseas money into the U.K. that has not been affected by the world economic situation".
Steve Baldwin, Regional Head of Investigations for the National Crime Agency, said: "This was a well-established set up which was open 18 hours a day.
Marc Lansonneur, regional head of investment teams and market solutions at Société Générale Private Banking in Singapore, recently gave his perspective on current market conditions and investment opportunities.
"That language makes you feel like the direction is headed where we all expect," said Steven Pelayo, regional head of technology research at HSBC.
