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The phrase "a decisive foothold" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a strong or influential position in a particular context, such as business, politics, or personal development.
Example: "The company has established a decisive foothold in the market, allowing it to expand its operations significantly."
Alternatives: "a strong position" or "a significant advantage."
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But the bulk of the album's singers have a decisive foothold in R&B and soul.
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If Cameron has achieved a decisive lead over Labour, and has secured what is described as a "strong foothold" in No 10, then he will survive even if he fails to reach the magic number of 326 seats required for an overall majority.
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The army played a decisive role.
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