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The phrase "a firm beachhead" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in a military or strategic context to refer to a strong and secure position established in a new area or situation.
Example: "The company established a firm beachhead in the emerging market, allowing them to expand their operations successfully."
Alternatives: "a solid foothold" or "a strong position".
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Furniture by the Eameses and others has already established a firm beachhead in the imagination and homes of a younger generation.
For most of the two years the iPad has been on sale, Apple has faced a phalanx of competitors from Hewlett-Packard, Research in Motion, Samsung and Motorola, yet none has established a firm beachhead in the tablet business.
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His remarks were echoed by other leaders in the region where Washington has yet to establish a firm diplomatic beachhead in dealing with intractable and volatile conflicts.
The deal's significance is that LVMH has gained a firm U.S. beachhead for its fashion and leather-goods businesses.
Many of Cisco's moves are thus about building beachheads for platforms, says James Staten of Forrester Research, a firm of consultants.Another way of looking at Cisco's stretching exercises is what Jeff Evenson, an analyst at Bernstein Research, calls "application-specific networking".
Set a firm bedtime.
Nowadays, people use a hotel as a beachhead, a pied a terre.
Will we simply be eradicating a murderous threat, or also establishing a beachhead in an oil-rich frontier?
They had the half-desperate look of soldiers in a convoy, advancing toward a beachhead.
Hackers use a trade group as a beachhead to compromise the constituency.
One telltale sign that bureaucracy has established a beachhead in a growing company is a proliferation of meetings.
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