The phrase "a turnaround point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a moment or event that marks a significant change in direction or progress in a situation.
Example: "The company's decision to adopt sustainable practices was a turnaround point in its approach to environmental responsibility."
Alternatives: "a turning point" or "a pivotal moment".
"That was a turnaround point right there".
Though the agency has occasionally used the old station's loop track for work trains — and as a turnaround point for No. 1 trains since the storm — the station itself has been almost entirely ignored.
Though the authority has used the old station's loop track for work trains, and as a turnaround point for No. 1 trains since the storm, the station itself had been largely ignored since it was decommissioned.
While the station's loop track has been used since the storm as a turnaround point for No. 1 trains, it is unclear how the authority might make a shuttered station suitable for passengers in a matter of months.
The mounds were created in 1971, when, with the construction of two new children's playgrounds, the park — which until the mid-sixties was a turnaround point for the Fifth Avenue bus line — was rededicated as a place for leisure.
But he said that with new management and a replenished capital base, this year might mark a turnaround point for the company.
These wandering rocks share a tiny size (up 400 miles in diameter, less than half of Pluto), their orbits never approach the Sun closer than the orbit of Neptune (this is, 30 times farther away than distance between Earth and the Sun), and of far greater interest, they share a common turnaround point in their orbit and slope compared to the rest of the planets in the Solar System.
The 6MWT is performed indoors, along a 30 meter walking course that is flat and straight with a starting line and turnaround point clearly marked.
"Top this, Walt Disney," I thought smugly as the path petered out and we climbed aboard a string of flat-bottomed boats that would take us to our turnaround point -- a pitch-black tunnel to Hades, apparently.
We passed a photographer huddling against a rock and asked how far it was to the turnaround point.
It took forty-five minutos to drive the 13.8 miles out to Exit 26, Francis Lewis Boulevard, the turnaround point.
