The phrase "as the spark of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that ignites or initiates a process, idea, or feeling.
Example: "Her passion for art served as the spark of inspiration for the entire project."
Alternatives: "as the catalyst for" or "as the trigger of".
Additive manufacturing (AM), colloquially known as 3D printing, is currently being promoted as the spark of a new industrial revolution.
And as the spark of creativity returns to the Huerta de San Vicente, where it was extinguished in the summer of 1936, it is a clear indication that the poet's influence is far from waning.
The first act then goes on to tell their story, featuring gorgeous numbers such as "The Spark of Creation", "The Naming" and the eponymous song at the act's finale, I was in tears by intermission.
Coming on the heels of the back-to-back killings of Alton Sterling and Philando Castile, the deaths of the five officers have been perceived by many as the spark of even more racial divide. .
Even "Sex and the City" reveled as much in the spark of female solidarity as the heat of dating.
The energy that New York exudes is as much the light of extinguished souls as it is the spark of individual enterprise.
With longstanding differences in political style and outlook as a backdrop, the spark of their confrontation, both men said, was a dispute over Mr. Perfetto's decision to drop his support for Judge Margarita Lopez Torres.
Next!" But during the summer of 1959, the record became, as Charles's biographer Michael Lydon has written, "the life of a million parties, the spark of as many romances".
[It] became the life of a million parties, the spark of as many romances, and a song to date the Summer by".
Technically, his vocals were ok, but as Simon said they lacked the spark of originality that Freddie Mercury brought to it.
P15 'Beyond this, however we are adrift (discussion of electrochemistry of the body and biochemical processes), as the mysteries that are the spark of life remain untouched.
