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The phrase "crucible for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation or environment in which powerful forces weigh on a person or thing, causing growth or development. For example, "The dark days of winter were a crucible for his mental strength."
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As so often, the capital is a crucible for experimentation.
Brooklyn has been the crucible for the revival.
"What this is is a great crucible for experimenting.
During this time, Vienna became a crucible for communal living.
A crucible for underground cults, initiation rites, false converts".
Urban spaces have become a crucible for the transformations of the global era.
It's worth remembering that imposed, even self-imposed, isolation can be a crucible for artistic creativity.
The city is acknowledged as a crucible for fresh talent, specifically when it comes to menswear.
El Paso is, if nothing else, a crucible for the current debate over immigration reform.
The shipbuilding industry was moribund, and decline became a crucible for terrorism.
War may be hell; it is also a great crucible for character.
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