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The phrase "a high point on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a peak or significant moment related to a specific subject or context.
Example: "The conference reached a high point on the final day when the keynote speaker delivered an inspiring address."
Alternatives: "a peak in" or "a pinnacle of".
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At a high point on the road, Ometepe Island — a one-hour ferry ride from the lake's western shore — and its twin volcanoes came into view.
b The knife made two points of contact with the ALD chamber floor, one on the blade and the other at a high point on the handle.
Yamethin, town, central-northern Myanmar (Burma), occupying a high point on the central plain.
Cubs players are at a high point on a roller coaster season.
Across the water from the house was a hump of land called Cooper's Bluff, a high point on the bay.
Every year, a high point on my calendar is taking my now 12-year-old daughter to the Glamour Women of the Year awards.
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The case was hardly a high point of the war on drugs.
The following week, it reached a high point of number 21 on the R&B chart.
The village is on a high point of the North Downs.
Lilly lands at a higher point on the mound than most pitchers, his body as rigid as an ironing board.
This is done when the surface that has a high point curvature on one axis and a low point curvature along the other principal axis.
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