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The phrase "fulcrum for" is grammatically correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe something that provides a point of leverage or that is a point of support for a particular effort or activity. For example, "Wind-generated energy could be a fulcrum for sustainable development in rural communities."
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The case became a fulcrum for public passions.
In person, Berenson is an unlikely fulcrum for all this drama.
Do you see same-sex marriage as a fulcrum for the redefining of America's gender roles?
He said it was time to end the constabulary's status as a "fulcrum for antagonistic debate".
The church remains a fulcrum for exuberant community activity, as the opening images show.
Steven Davis, typically, was the fulcrum for everything positive about Northern Ireland's play.
He used the Philadelphia dugout as the fulcrum for his angry racial slurs as Robinson took his turn at bat.
In his interviews, similarly, moments of at-a-lossness become the fulcrum for flights of verbal invention.
In essence, that has been the debate's fulcrum for at least five years: not whether, but when.
Until his arrest, he commanded Canada's largest air base, the logistical fulcrum for the country's military mission in Afghanistan.
This incident provided a fulcrum for Frederic Morton's splendid 1979 cultural history of fin-de-siècle Vienna, "A Nervous Splendor".
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