The phrase "a stable point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts such as mathematics, physics, or discussions about systems where stability is a factor.
Example: "In the analysis of the system, we identified a stable point where the variables remained constant over time."
Alternatives: "a fixed point" or "an equilibrium point".
As in many areas of our lives, we'd found a stable point that well enough satisfied our desires, and we just stayed there.
"By 1992 I was in sixth form, everyone read the NME, and Nevermind was a stable point of the common room stereo.
All these games have been designed to always assure the convergence to a stable point in order to be implemented as distributed algorithms.
This object is viewed as a stable point of the bit-flipping algorithm, an algorithm that can be viewed as an asymptotic 1-bit approximation to many message passing decoding algorithms.
One story has a narrative that meanders from protagonist to protagonist and a climax that feels almost peevishly withheld; it lacks not only a single-entendre principle but a stable point of view.
Ms Dean wants her agency to become a stable point in lives otherwise blown hither and thither by the flexible economy.This is also her plan for the union movement as a whole.
The waveguide is used as a stable point-source that illuminates a small portion of fluidic channel.
Instead of a single stable point a stable simplex must be preselected in the closed loop characteristic polynomials coefficients space.
Instead of a single stable point a stable polytope is preselected in the closed loop characteristic polynomial coefficient space.
Instead of a single stable point a stable polytope (or simplex) is defined in the closed loop characteristic polynomials coefficients space.
Instead of a single stable point a stable polytope (or simplex) is preselected in the closed loop characteristic polynomials coefficients space.
