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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at its helm" is correct and usable in written English.
It is usually used in the figurative sense to refer to the person at the head or in charge of an organization, company, or other entity. For example: "John Smith is at the helm of the company, successfully guiding it to new heights."
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Cohen: This business should not have suffered and died as it did with Eddie Lampert at its helm.
But the more the society pondered its future, the more the people at its helm became convinced that it needed to break with its past.
With Britain at its helm, Afghanistan would be all it was not under the Americans.
What made this year's festival particularly touching is that it was director Dimitris Eipedes' last season at its helm.
And thanks to the Senate, it has a miffed, energized, and popular President at its helm.
Wolfgang Wagner was at its helm from 1951 until 2008, when he grudgingly retired.
Even without Pratt at its helm, Rookie will resemble Sassy in spirit.
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The clever and driven Mr. Sorrell still at its helm.
With Mr. Kuroda at its helm, the bank could take much bolder steps to kick-start economic growth.
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