The phrase "a preferred point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific location, idea, or aspect that is favored or chosen over others.
Example: "In our discussion, we should focus on a preferred point that aligns with our goals."
Alternatives: "a favored position" or "a chosen location".
But if the withholding is a strategy designed to bring the university around to a preferred point of view, it is a textbook violation of academic freedom, which, to repeat, is the claimed right of the academy to come to its own conclusions concerning the matters over which it has scope.
This defines for further filtering purposes a preferred point, since both optical transitions add up due to their Doppler broadening.
Now a further question arises: how should a structure, such as a preferred point in the universe, which privileges certain motions, be understood?
This one may have been out of use for years, considering the restrictions placed on presidential communications, or it could be a preferred point of contact for non-official queries and off-the-record chatter.
If you are planning on staying at a traditional hotel, confer with your spouse-to-be to see if either of you has any preferred points at any hotel chains.
And Hoiberg already has spent considerable time with Rondo, who is a strong fit for Hoiberg's preferred point guard philosophy.
The basic plane A comprises the same points as R, but it does not have the structure of a vector space: the affine plane has no preferred point designated as the origin, two points cannot be added, and a scalar product is not defined on it.
It is here that this manuscript will begin to explore the issue of working length in an attempt to clarify all aspects of the challenges involved in apical biology in relation to a preferred termination point for root canal procedures.
Each piece can be viewed from any angle in the room simply by moving the camera around to a preferred vantage point, and within this space, anything is possible… graphically speaking.
The location of preferred point source is shown in (a), accompanying with USGS PDE location (red star) on the base of ETOPO2 topography.
Evros became the preferred point of entry in 2010, a year in which approximately 36,000 illegal immigrants were arrested (compared with just 3,500 the year before).
