The phrase "a common point for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a shared location, idea, or topic that serves as a reference or basis for further discussion or action.
Example: "The conference will serve as a common point for all stakeholders to discuss the future of the project."
Alternatives: "a shared point for" or "a mutual point for".
But not only does it serve as a common point for Parisians, the towering iron lattice "attracts meaning the way a lightning rod attracts thunderbolts".
Combining these variables to one unit, $/m2/week, provides a common point for comparison among crops.
The GIRO Web Portal, http://giro.uml.edu/, provides a common point for data providers (62 locations in 27 countries) and data users (123 organizations with 153 read-only and 34 expert read-write accounts).
(1) According to Eq. (6), all the 5-DoF limbs in a 2T3R PKM should have the same translation plane and the same rotation center O. Thus, only one 5-DoF limb can be selected to compose a 2T3R PKM because S and/or U joints that belong to different limbs cannot be placed at a common point for the convenience of mechanical design.
TAI mice do not receive craniotomy, and so comparison with naïve mice provides a baseline of YFP labeling that can be used as a common point for analysis of either the CCI or the TAI mice.
For example, a common point of discomfort for many people is their weight.
It follows that is a common point of coincidence for,, and, that is, (3.19).
We have proved that is a common point of coincidence for pairs and.
Activation of CHOP is a common point of convergence for all three arms of the UPR.
An additional strain was isolated in the same area in 2011 and presented the dominant 2008's SNP genotype, suggesting a common point source for these repeated outbreaks.
In this paper, we obtain a fixed point and a common fixed point for fuzzy mappings for a generalized contraction on a closed ball in a complete b-metric space.
