The phrase "a connection point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a location or concept where two or more things meet or interact, often in a technical or metaphorical context.
Example: "The new software update serves as a connection point between the user interface and the backend database."
Alternatives: "a junction" or "a link".
Doing so, the system turns out to be an ODE-PDE association with a connection point not accessible to measurements.
"We're excited about this being a connection point, the first of many steps to make music really easy to use in video".
"The TV trucks all were fighting because the thing is, they have to run cable to a connection point," Mr. Roskowski recalls.
This point may also be a connection point for the power to the circuit, and it is then called the 0V rail.
The category of perimeter network includes many different types of network functions; however, the one common function found in perimeter networks is a connection point to less trusted networks.
Working both outside the station and within it, the astronauts moved the Harmony module, which will serve as a connection point for two new laboratories, to a temporary location.
But committee investigators were not aware of the chart's source in the half-century-old journal article, a connection pointed out to The New York Times by an independent expert on interrogation who spoke on condition of anonymity.
We constructed a weighted network, where the weight of a connection pointing towards a customer type was proportional to the number of respondents stating that they sold bats to that particular customer type (see Fig. 1 in results).
Access points only function if they are connected to both a power connection point (PCP) and an ethernet connection point (ECP).
What if all those store shelves vanished, and Barnes & Noble became little more than a cafe and a digital connection point?
Fifteen years ago, we were only becoming accustomed to the sound of a modem dialing to a remote connection point.
