The phrase "a shining light for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that serves as an inspiration or guidance for others.
Example: "Her dedication to helping others has made her a shining light for the community."
Alternatives: "a beacon of hope for" or "an inspiration to".
But he was a shining light for proselytizing the idea that apartheid would end.
The Canadian winger has been a shining light for the Maple Leafs.
Holt and Lambert are a shining light for people who may feel they have missed the boat".
A shining light for longevity, the last of his kind overseeing a period of time at one club, something that is now unique?
Müller - double at Bayern, not a shining light for Bayern, but was good and found a perfect system for himself in the German NT.
Hughes has made a good start to the Championship season, and having made over 50 appearances already for the Rams, he is tipped to be a shining light for England in the not too distant future.
Thanks to the structural lowering of inflation and the subsequent decision of Keating, the then treasurer, Ralph Willis, and the then RBA governor, Bernie Fraser, to target inflation, Australia has been a shining light of the global economy for many years.
Yet we learn from her grieving Mom and Dad that Christina, a shining light, preferred for her birthday to be considered a day symbolizing "hope" with a unified resolve as a nation to work together for a better world, irrespective of political party affiliation.
He was a rare shining light for Australia and really grew up a lot.
Yet she is a rare shining light for British pride, as in the selection process it emerged that "the least attractive country in the world is the United Kingdom".
I think he's been an absolute shining light for us, so I'm looking forward to seeing him for the rest of the summer".
