'her spotlight' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a woman who is the focus of attention or admiration. For example: She stole the show with her amazing performance and had everyone in her spotlight.
Madeleine Fournier, the dancer in "Narcissistic Duet," stepped out of her spotlight; her shadow remained.
Now the moon is her spotlight under which she dances and sways.
At the Olympics, her spotlight will also illuminate a relatively new sport, the latest formerly all-male sport opening to women.
Mrs. Obama, as part of her Let's Move initiative to promote healthy eating and exercise, has also lent the politically palatable cause her spotlight before.
Never a dull moment with Hunter, her spotlight profile lists her skills as athletics, horse-jumping horse-riding, running, sailing, swimming, tennis and yoga.
She hops back and forth with fitness-video enthusiasm, touching outstretched hands and pulling a few of them up to dance alongside her, albeit outside her spotlight.
A show-off who doesn't realize that her spotlight-hogging is a major faux pas among peers, Britt is also a lonely newcomer desperate for approval.
Thüringen illuminated the vessel with her spotlights and poured salvos of 30.5 cm rounds into the ship at point-blank range.
And the reasoning behind her vote spotlights her as the only senator in her party who actually acted as the Constitution intended.
He offered her the spotlight even though her operational role in the crisis ranged from undetectable to nonexistent.
The pair shared a flat at the London Games and, with Child's recent form putting her in the spotlight, her Olympic roommate has offered to be on hand with advice as the pressure starts to build.
