The phrase "as its spotlight" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is being highlighted or emphasized in a particular context.
Example: "The documentary focuses on climate change, as its spotlight reveals the urgent need for action."
Alternatives: "as its focus" or "as its highlight".
Tribeca Performing Arts 'Spotlight Series' (Friday) The Tribeca Performing Arts Center will feature KJ Denhert, a singer-songwriter known for her blend of urban folk and jazz as part of its "Spotlight Series," with features artists in various realms of performance.
The state's top administrator became an afterthought, however, as the nation cast its spotlight on the boy and his mother, Elizabeth Horton Sheff, a Hartford politician.
"Celibacy," Jason Berry wrote in the New York Times as the Boston Catholic Church faced its Spotlight crisis in 2002, "has given rise to a secretive culture in which sexual behavior in any form must be hidden".
This blows the living shit out of the Western idea of making the private public--something that Western art started doing in the eighteenth century as the Enlightenment stuck its spotlight into so many sexual and personal areas.
According to Amazon, this year's event will feature twice as many "Spotlight Deals".
So why did IBM, one of your blue-chip corporate sponsors, have to go and pick a woman as its C.E.O., putting the spotlight on your exclusionary bylaws?
But in California, where gasoline prices are a concern to the state's many drivers, the prices could be thrust into the spotlight as its presidential primary nears.
The show feverishly assesses the warping toll of a life in the spotlight, as its heroine overmedicates, breaks down, perks up, lashes out at everyone around her and, by the way, sings brilliantly.
Despite the dot-com collapse, a nasty recession and a bruising antitrust battle, Microsoft is standing taller than ever, and Ballmer has stepped into the spotlight as its pugnacious leader.
Take India - a country very much in the spotlight as its currency has fallen at the fastest pace since the 1991 balance of payments crisis.
