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"establish a precedent" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to when somebody does something for the first time, setting a standard for others to follow. For example, "She was the first in the family to get a university degree, establishing a precedent for future generations."
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"I think it would establish a precedent.
"It will establish a precedent, and much is at stake".
Goldman's settlement helps to establish a precedent that such sophistry must end.
If successful, he could establish a precedent giving shareholders the right to inspect contribution records.
"To establish a precedent, you need at least one person to be successful," Erwin said in a telephone interview.
Another possibility is a 4-to-4 tie, which affirms the lower court's decision but does not establish a precedent.
The Republicans, with their majority, could both cut off debate on a nominee and establish a precedent that would apply to all future judicial nominations.
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The hearings established a precedent.
The decision to keep Williams established a precedent that is still paying off.
Goodell established a precedent that would make coaches and players think twice before misbehaving.
Still, people on both sides said that it had established a precedent.
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