The phrase "a dramatic turning point" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a significant change or event in a narrative, story, or situation that alters the course of events.
Example: "The protagonist's decision to leave the city marked a dramatic turning point in the story, leading to unforeseen challenges and adventures."
Alternatives: "a pivotal moment" or "a significant shift".
"It'll be a dramatic turning point in a downward spiral for the Republicans," Mr. Schumer said.
In the slow-moving world of demographics, that felt like a dramatic turning point: "peak toil", if you like.
The move into renewable energy marks a dramatic turning point for the man who built a €30bn fortune by persuading Spanish women to love the beige trouser suit.
But the agreement, signed in Zimbabwe this week under the aegis of South Africa's President Thabo Mbeki, is a dramatic turning point all the same.
Richie Jones and Chris Taylor appeared to have put the visitors in control, but James Wesolowski's goal in first-half stoppage time proved a dramatic turning point.
It is a dramatic turning point whose intensity and psychological depth would be impossible to achieve with the spoken word alone.
Goldberg's teacher hates violence but refuses to "stand aside and let others fight". Sarafina ultimately takes part in the burning of a black informer--a dramatic turning point in her life.
Once a constitution is written, and endorsed in a referendum in the autumn of this year (though a six-month delay has been provided for), another election, with luck at the year's end, should produce a still more representative assembly and a more obviously legitimate government.A very long grindIt would be naive to expect a dramatic turning-point.
Here's a test: The potential availability of Emily Skinner for a role in the show constitutes a major dramatic turning point in the plot.
Based on the interest levels we see, from whom, and combined with need and technical ability, I am confident that we are approaching a fairly dramatic turning point in how organizations will be structured from an enterprise architecture perspective.
"All in" makes every event sound like a decisive, dramatic turning point that provides instant, unambiguous resolution.
