The phrase "a center point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a focal or central location, idea, or element in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "In our project, the center point of our research is the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a focal point" or "a central point".
Grade the floor to a center point that is 12 inches deeper than the edges, to prevent grease from flowing outside the pit.
As he explores just what the bookstore can be and can contain, inviting musical acts like Japanther, Yacht, Cass McCombs, Laura Gibson, Feist and local favorites like Solid Waste and adventuresOf to perform, Johnson has created a center point for the sprawling, disparate community that is Marfa.
As a result of the fiber tracing, a center point list is generated.
Figure 7 Relative path comparison relative to a center point (meters).
Figure 4 The model of the ideal fiber including the coordinate system around a center point.
Except for run one, a center point, these observations had temperature at the low setting.
Lips ROI (the same size) determined by a center point estimated from CLNF landmarks (right).
The 22 factorial with a center point design was applied in order to determine the optimum conditions for extraction.
The parameter corresponds to a center-point that lies between the pass-through region and attenuation region of the mapping function.
Although a general five-position, rigid-body guidance problem admits a discrete number of revolute revolute (RR) dyads, this paper identifies arrangements of five task positions that result in a center-point curve.
Advertisements tended to show families centered around the instrument, often with a child playing it, as an attempt to show the organ as a center-point of home life and to encourage children to learn music.
