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The phrase "a spark for a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that ignites interest, creativity, or motivation in a particular context.
Example: "The artist found a spark for a new project after visiting the gallery."
Alternatives: "a catalyst for" or "an inspiration for".
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But his presence alone is already providing a spark for a listless team that entered the weekend tied for second in the Western Conference despite being slowed by injuries.
I pray that this unnecessary loss of a young life, a family's agony over losing a child and a coach's pain that will surely endure for a lifetime will provide a spark for a change in the culture of high school athletics; hopefully creating a fundamental shift in the way that we view the importance in high school sports of player safety and the fragility of life.
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We're rolling the dice, but the intent was to create a spark for an ongoing series of events".
Edwards's tactic did provide a spark for the Jets, for a bit.
Kevin Pietersen's desire to play a full IPL was a spark for the toxic cluster-bomb that was the end of his England career.
A similar scenario could provide a spark for this version of the team, which has consistently baffled fans with its inconsistency.
However, if the day's events and those in the wider Arab world become a spark for the development of a political consciousness within the "nido" circles, Cupid's arrow might just have a bit more sting in the Gulf Arab states.
Since the hijacking of two planes that left Logan on Tuesday and crashed into the World Trade Center, what had been an inside-politics story, a spark for occasional tabloid scandal, has become far graver.
"If the Mac turned out to be such a revolutionary object a pet instead of a home appliance, a spark for the imagination instead of a mere work tool it is thanks to Susan's fonts and icons, which gave it voice, personality, style, and even a sense of humor.
We just tried to provide a spark for the team".
This has been a spark for innovation.
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