The phrase "act as points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that serves as reference markers or indicators in a particular context.
Example: "In this diagram, the red dots act as points of interest for the viewer to focus on."
Alternatives: "serve as markers" or "function as indicators."
Its members will help to guide communication and will also act as points of contact for Burton Conner residents when they have questions or concerns.
Eventually, these should act as points even finer than Candescent's cones.To get its displays to work, Candescent has had to overcome a number of technical problems.
At the European level, EU member states have never agreed to measures to help out tiny countries that act as points of entry, such as Malta.
It also appointed staff to work in factory medical rooms, which were equipped to act as points of information, and trained them to administer basic medicines.
The robot is rectangular, with accordion folds perpendicular to its long axis and pinched corners that act as points of traction.
Through a design process that Guitron describes as "mostly trial and error," the researchers arrived at a rectangular robot with accordion folds perpendicular to its long axis and pinched corners that act as points of traction.
The current study has verified that holes act as point sources in the low frequency ranges.
Once formed, metallic nuclei act as point sinks, growing under hemispherical mass-transfer control.
Moreover, it is established that the stable equilibrium positions of a complementary equilibrium path do not act as point attractors, as may occur in case of multi-degree-of-freedom systems.
It is found that dynamic buckling may lead sometimes to an unbounded motion regardless of the existence of another remote stable equilibrium position, while in other cases the latter position may act as point attractor capturing the motion.
Scattered individual plants are particularly problematic as these are very costly to treat and once they reach reproductive maturity can act as point sources for further invasion.
