The phrase "already spearheading" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that someone is currently leading or initiating a project or effort, often implying that they have been doing so for some time.
Example: "The team is already spearheading the new initiative to improve community engagement."
Alternatives: "already leading" or "already driving".
Young people are already spearheading the social entrepreneurial movement across the world.
These include Google, Yahoo, Intel, Microsoft and Facebook – with the latter already spearheading its own initiative, Internet.org, to open up web access globally.
But even more exciting are the groundbreaking research and high-tech products it's already spearheading.
Lest skeptics think that the ushering-in of a smart green Third Industrial Revolution is problematic and unrealizable, take a look at China, which is already spearheading a similar economic paradigm shift in Asia.
There are already some spearheading companies in this: for example, the idea of environmental products at GE's Ecomagination generated 18 billion dollars' worth of turnover in 2010, and has brought a lot of goodwill to the company.
There it is spearheading a move, already approved by the Diet, to merge the city of Osaka with the surrounding prefecture.
"We have already found spearheads," said Mr Rincon.
As the solar energy market can only be expanded through new investments, India (which is spearheading the alliance) has already set a target of installing close to 175 GW of renewable by the year 2020 where solar energy would contribute close to 100 GW.
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Under these proposals, the British would turn away completely from spearheading combat operations over the next 18 months, a process that has already begun without fanfare.
Steve Dering, principal in Utah-based Destination Club Partners and spinoff HDMD, is part of the team spearheading Leading Residences of the World, which launched in July and is already cashing membership checks.
