The phrase "a point of intersection between" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the relationship or connection between two or more entities, concepts, or ideas.
Example: "The study aims to identify a point of intersection between environmental sustainability and economic growth."
Alternatives: "a junction between" or "a convergence of".
How to find a point of intersection between the gauzy, sun-dappled languor of her maiden hit Slow and the amiable fussbudget tendencies of the woman who wrote it?
Mr. Assad faces still others pressures: a soft economy; a surging Islamic community; and many questions about whether Mr. Assad himself is the real power in Syria or, as one intellectual speculated, only "a point of intersection between factions of power".
Other archaeologists, however, have since come to view this part of Salisbury Plain as a point of intersection between adjacent prehistoric territories, serving as a seasonal gathering place during the 4th and 3rd millennia bce for groups living in the lowlands to the east and west.
"It gives us a point of intersection".
In line with Long (2003), we defined this social interface as "a critical point of intersection between different life worlds, social fields or levels of social organisation, where social discontinuities based upon discrepancies in values, interests, knowledge and power, are most likely to be located".
Considering a fast-fading environment, we choose the ergodic capacity as the performance measure, and we are primarily interested in determining a potential point of intersection between the ergodic capacity curve related to FR1 and the ergodic capacity curve related to FR3 (this is illustrated in Figure 2).
Invented by a geometer known as Hippias of Elis (flourished 5th century bce), the quadratrix is a curve traced by the point of intersection between two moving lines, one rotating uniformly through a right angle, the other gliding uniformly parallel to itself.
More crucially for an R&B artist at this stage in her career it establishes a persona and a set of coordinates, roughly at the point of intersection between self-effacement and self-empowerment.
There wasn't space to mention, in DVD Notes this week, another peculiar point of intersection between Chris Marker's documentary "A Grin Without a Cat" and Michelangelo Antonioni's drama "Zabriskie Point": the presence of Julian Beck's Living Theatre.
Essentially, this problem is reduced to finding the distance from a point on the current surface and the point of intersection between the normal to S t and the surface after it has evolved by the time interval Δt. Figure 4a illustrates the process when the surfaces (curves) are described with continuous functions.
