The phrase "a point labeled with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific point in a diagram, graph, or map that has been given a name or identifier.
Example: "In the graph, a point labeled with 'A' represents the highest value in the dataset."
Alternatives: "a point marked with" or "a point designated as".
Two-color design was used, where pooled infected fish labelled with fluorescent Cy5 dye and non-infected pooled control fish from the same time point labelled with Cy3 dye were competitively hybridised on the array.
(B1, 2) Representative periodic solutions at the points labeled with a star and a sharp sign.
Samples for individual time points (labeled with Cy5, red) were hybridized against a reference pool (labeled with Cy3, green) which consisted of a mixture of RNA from all the six time points in equal amounts.
Points labeled with lower case letters are the images of points labeled with upper case letters.
Points labeled with the threshold used in that step.
Second, the map is represented by a batch of straight lines (labeled with dash blue lines) with the starting and ending points (labeled with red triangles), as shown in Fig. 3. Fig. 3 Floor plan imported into the terminal.
For example, the oxidation rates under illumination for the two data points labelled with a question mark were measured when the reaction progress had reached 2.5%. Figure 7 Comparison of pyrite oxidation rates determined in the dark and under illumination with visible light.
The oxidation rate measured in the light for the two data points labelled with question marks may be affected by a decrease in reactive surface area, see text.
Thus, for verbal scales, they had 6 points with each point labeled, 11 points with each one labeled, 6 points with only the end points labeled, and 11 points with only the end points labeled.
The case N = 1 is clear since a point can be labeled with the constant index 1 only.
