The phrase "a definitive point" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you need to make a clear distinction or decide on something definite. For example, "We have reached a definitive point, so let's move on to the next topic."
The power of that memory is at a definitive point for the nation.
France's finance minister, François Baroin, said on Friday that the issue was "not a definitive point of discussion for us," adding that "what matters is what works".
Every chamber of its heart is dark and uneasy, and though Marías brings matters to a close in the final volume, "Poison, Shadow and Farewell," one might say that instead of coming to a definitive point, he has, instead, expanded the unanswerable questions to their farthest extent.
As long as life remains viewed as a discrete state, intuitive logic will continue to demand both a sharp line of demarcation between it and nonlife, and a definitive point of transition from one to the other locatable in precise time.
I'm continually disappointed in new releases that lack edge, originality, and a definitive point of view.
The approaches to ideas of information, perception, sharing, participation and communication are so broad that the show fails to make a definitive point.
As the obscurities in Aristotle's various reports indicate, the doctrine cannot ever have reached a definitive stage, for at one point he complains that Plato's theory relied on too few numbers (Met. 1084a10 27), while elsewhere he objects that, 1073a20: "they speak of numbers now as unlimited, now as limited by the number 10".
Beauvoir's portrayal of living a feminine existence, of sexual difference as an embodied situation, developed through a series of phenomenological descriptions, tries to understand how women have been cast as other in the drama of masculine subjectivity and doubts the premise that this is an historical event, occurring at some definitive point in time.
But Nichols says: "I think it's nice to know where your bike came from, that it's made locally and by hand, there's a story behind it and a definitive start point to your journey with this object".
It is tempting to view Hillsborough as a definitive turning point, but the seeds of the Premier League revolution were arguably sown at Heysel four years earlier, with the subsequent European ban leading the big clubs to start considering a breakaway.
But the Clinton family has already made it clear that women will be front and center this time around: shattering that ceiling to become the first female president will be a definitive selling point to the American people.
