The phrase "a changing point in" is not standard in written English; it may be a confusion with "a turning point in." You can use it when discussing a significant moment or event that leads to change, but it's better to use "turning point."
Example: "The discovery of penicillin was a changing point in medicine."
Alternatives: "a turning point in" or "a pivotal moment in."
"I think that was a changing point in his life".
That first version, he says, "is best forgotten", but the second, in 1994, marked a changing point in his career.
It's an exciting moment, and marks a changing point in the overall narrative as Tifa takes on the role of the party leader until Cloud is found.
BIC has been used to measure the changing point in audio by having two hypotheses: the first assumes that the whole sequence is generated by a single Gaussian model, whereas the second assumes that two segments separated by a changing point are generated by two different Gaussian models.
The Wigan penalty was the changing point in the game – from where I was it looked like he took a dive but it was hard to see.
Going to school for audio engineering was the big changing point in my life".
"The first episode of The Sopranos was one of the great changing points in television history.
At the Festival of Britain, London (1951), a mobile water sculpture composed of pivotted receptacles was set in motion by changing points of gravity.
Here is the important, and game-changing, point: in order to participate in the great wealth creation taking place in this and future technology cycles, you will have to be a founder, an early employee or a private investor.
The 2010 Global Burden of Disease Study points to a changing landscape in which chronic and non-communicable diseases account for an increasing proportion of premature mortality and disability globally (1).
The 2010 Global Burden of Disease Study points to a changing landscape in which non-communicable diseases, such as mental, neurological, and substance use (MNS) disorders, account for an increasing proportion of premature mortality and disability globally.
