The phrase "a specified point in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular moment or location within a broader context or timeframe.
Example: "The project must be completed by a specified point in the timeline to ensure timely delivery."
Alternatives: "a designated moment in" or "a defined point in".
This paper presents a system that uses a probabilistic model to reason about the effects of an agent's proposed actions on a dynamic and uncertain world, computing the probability that relevant propositions will hold at a specified point in time.
In the optimal design problem, the design objective is to minimize the structural vibration-induced sound pressure at a specified point in the acoustic medium by distributing a given amount of damping material.
Here, two legs are arranged across from each other and are connected by four piezoelectric actuators so that the mechanism can move in any direction, i.e. in the X- and Y-directions as well as rotation, at a specified point in the manner of an inchworm.
Genome-engineering approaches generally use a site-specific endonuclease to introduce a double-stranded DNA break at a specified point in the genome, like a custom restriction enzyme.
Note that in the context of eligibility criteria the "now" may well be a specified point in the trial process, randomisation, first administration of the investigational product, and so forth.
Additionally, data correctness represents the fraction of available data that is true for the patient and data currency represents the fraction of data that is documented before a specified point in time.
The strain in the deformed configuration ε t can be expressed in terms of the displacement at the equilibrium state at any specified point in the beam cross section (x, y, and z) that defines the state of strain at any arbitrary point.
To determine the average annual growth rate of a forest plantation at a point-in-time, the volume and age of the trees or shrubs must be estimated; then the average annual growth (at the specified point-in-time) is determined by dividing the standing volume by the corresponding age.
Thus, comparisons of value should ideally be in terms of raw water supplies at a specified point of diversion (Young, 1996).
A specified point on the curve also serves as a criterion for calculating film speed by methods laid down in various national and international standards.
In this system the record of the inventory level is checked continuously until a specified point is reached where a new order is placed.
