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The phrase "a central figure of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who plays a significant or pivotal role in a particular context or situation.
Example: "In the development of modern art, Picasso is often regarded as a central figure of the movement."
Alternatives: "a key player in" or "a prominent figure in".
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V.C.U.'s success made Smart a central figure of March.
Thomas Meaney on how Kurt Vonnegut became a central figure of American fiction.
But Guston, like Pollock and Lichtenstein, is perceived as a central figure of American cultural history.
BAMPFAs current commission for the Art Wall showcases the work of Lawrence Weiner, a central figure of Conceptual art.
Jiri Weiss, a central figure of Czechoslovakia's postwar cinema, died on April 9 in Santa Monica, Calif.
Mother Earth is a central figure of many myths: she is the mistress of fertility and death.
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"but he made me a central figure instead of just one of the guys.
Dr. Sargent is a central figure in "Of Moths and Men," by Judith Hooper, to be published by Norton in August.
An academic and a college administrator, Professor Morrison was a central figure in one of the 20th century's most exhilarating retrievals of lost history.
As the most successful female songwriter of the rock era, Carole King has been a central figure in two of pop music's Golden Ages.
As the Chief of Police of New Haven — and a central figure in the coordination of the state police, National Guardsmen and Federal troops Mr.
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