The phrase "as a trendsetter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or something that establishes new trends or influences others in a particular field, such as fashion, technology, or culture.
Example: "Her innovative designs have positioned her as a trendsetter in the fashion industry."
Alternatives: "as a pioneer" or "as a trailblazer".
I think they'll emerge as a trendsetter".
Increasingly seen as a trendsetter, Stefani also designed a clothing line.
His agency, W/Brasil, has been recognized as a trendsetter in Brazil's vibrant advertising industry.
Those who look to America as a trendsetter that maps our future should be careful what they wish for.
The brand may have history and heritage but, currently, it is at a low ebb as a trendsetter.
When you think of California as a trendsetter, retirement policy is probably not the first thing that comes to mind, but that may soon change.
Knowles explained that "What I'm wearing today is part of the collection; it's not supposed to be [maternity wear], but it actually is really good for the maternity... we do have some things that I am still trying to rock!" As for being a trendsetter, don't expect the pop diva to be any less a fashionista just because she's a future mom.
Santos-Dumont had "a wonderful sense of style and flair and was a trendsetter in fashion as well as technology," said Paul Hoffman, author of "Wings of Madness: Santos-Dumont and the Invention of Flight" (Theia/Hyperion: 2003).
It is a hazard of being a trendsetter, as Jacobs undoubtedly is, that new looks can appear strange, even ugly, at first.
While DraftKings and Fanduel's legal battles are just beginning, other states have been watching this preliminary New York Supreme Court ruling closely, as New York is traditionally a trendsetter when it comes to financial or business regulation.
What you can do for us — and when I say us, Mr. President, I mean for the entire population of the free Internet, internationally, as the U.S. is a trendsetter in this way — is establish a standard for freedom on the Internet that is fundamental enough and rigorous enough to compel both private companies and public servants to acknowledge it.
