The phrase "a suitable point of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an appropriate moment or location for a particular action or decision.
Example: "We need to find a suitable point of discussion to address the team's concerns."
Alternatives: "an appropriate moment for" or "a fitting time to".
(For a suitable point of comparison, imagine Katie Waissel playing Maggie Thatcher sometime around 2016).
Mickey Rourke would make a suitable point of reference, but then Oldman really might live up to his Angry Oldman billing.
The acceleration of the base is recorded by means of a piezoelectric accelerometer, and the vertical displacement of a suitable point of the specimen is recorded by means of an accurate laser sensor.
This week's commemoration of Epiphany marks a suitable point of reflection on the ongoing fight against poverty.
Because SQLE is the next enzyme of this metabolic branch point it is a suitable point of intervention to reduce the biosynthesis of cholesterol [62,63].
Previous studies have shown that the strong interaction between coagulation and inflammation may indeed be a suitable point of impact for new adjunctive strategies in patients with severe sepsis [ 7, 8].
And here, Strawson's thesis noted in Part 1 whereby the claim is made that anything whatever can figure as an 'individual' or 'logical subject' provides a suitable point for addressing the fundamental question of the object-concept and its scope.
Additionally, users need to be able to start at a suitable point, depending on the stage of the design process.
Additionally, development of suitable point-of-care tests will be needed, using easy-to-use, readily accessible and less costly techniques like ELISA assays (as opposed to Luminex).
These are measured at the inlet and outlet of the aneurysm and at any other suitable point of interest for the researcher.
Suitable points of regulation are up- and midstream in the fuel chain to ensure effectiveness (cover all emissions and avoid double-counting), efficiency (incentivize all abatement options) and low transaction costs.
