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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a point at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific location or moment in time, often in a more abstract or metaphorical sense.
Example: "At a point at the intersection of our lives, we realized we were meant to be together."
Alternatives: "a moment at the" or "a location at the".
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And then bedlam and grabbing that half a point at the end of the day.
But the frozen drops are angular, with a point at the top, like Mount Fuji.
There was a point at the depths when she even doubted the higher power.
The skirt is attached to the bodice waistline; extra fullness surrounds a point at the center back.
But Martin Jol's team deserved a point at the very least in what was generally a low-quality game.
And 30-year Treasury bond futures fell more than a point at the opening of electronic trading.
This extended fin tapered to a point at the tip of the tail and also occurs in modern lungfishes.
She said: "We are understandably the punchball for everybody wanting to make a point at the moment.
They have not even dropped a point at the Stadio Olimpico since the start of this season.
Flame propagation, however, is three dimensional as ignition occurs at a point at the center of the channel cross-section.
Paul Kagame, president of the Republic of Rwanda, makes a point at the Compton Lecture as MIT President Susan Hockfield looks on.
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