The phrase "a turning point year" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a year that marks a significant change or development in a person's life, a situation, or history.
Example: "For many, 2020 was a turning point year that changed the way we live and work."
Alternatives: "a pivotal year" or "a watershed year".
And 2016 could be a pivotal, historic year -- a turning point year.
Resolution #1 -- We must make 2014 a turning point year in the battle to reverse the gradual demise of the American middle class.
Ms Mantel, who was unable to attend due to illness, said 2010 was perhaps "a turning point year" for historical fiction and praised the new award for stimulating interest in the genre.
Amazon is lauded for having a "turning point" year, with the company publishing a transparency report, law enforcement guidelines and opposing backdoors — but it still needs to strengthen its policy of notifying users of law enforcement requests and being clearer on its data retention policies, says the EFF.
2001 marked a turning point year when Cruz starred in the feature films Vanilla Sky and Blow.
2014 could be a turning point year in determining whether a democratic society can use its exploding technological capability to protect its security at the same time it protects the precious privacy rights of ordinary Americans from the creation of a "Big Brother" state.
In the work for which she is best known, videos that have mined the underbelly of youth culture — a critic once described her as "the pre-eminent auteur of teen angst" — the supernatural, or at least supranormal, has never been quite so front and center as it is in "The Ghosts," which Ms. de Beer describes as a turning point, three years in the making.
Chairman of New Anglia Local Enterprise Partnership Mark Pendlington said: "This is a turning point after years of under investment in rail in the East, and encourages us all in our campaign to achieve even greater improvements in the vital rail services that serve all parts of this area".
"I thought that really was a bit of a turning point in our year".
Demographers recently concluded that 2010 might have been a turning point: the first year in recent memory when the U.S. lost more people to Mexico than it gained.
In the demographic history of Delhi, a turning point was the year 1947, when thousands of Hindu and Sikh refugees from predominantly Muslim Pakistan entered the city in the wake of India's independence.
