The phrase "advancement point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to progress, development, or milestones in a project or career.
Example: "The team reached an important advancement point in the project, allowing them to move forward with the next phase."
Alternatives: "progress milestone" or "development stage".
Recent advancements point to a potentially disruptive combination of virtual reality and artificial intelligence which will unlock a future with safe and competent intelligent machines, able to learn exponentially through self training and intelligent, realistic simulations.
The development of integrated microsystems capable of interrogation, characterization and sorting of mammalian cells is highly significant for further advancement of point-of-care diagnostics and drug discovery fields.
As a result, the Advancement Project points out, "it is not uncommon for the same behavior that triggers little to no response in many predominately White communities to result in severe consequences in communities of color".
Technological advancements for point-of-sale (POS) systems are making it easier than ever to run an online business in today's highly competitive world.
Patient's initial and postoperative cephalograms are superimposed and 6 mm advancement of A point, 8 mm advancement of ANS (anterior nasal spina) point, 5 mm advancement of the upper lip, and 2 mm advancement of the tip of the nose were achieved.
A win would guarantee their advancement, while a point may prove to be enough depending on the result in Kuban's clash with St Gallen.
The patient underwent a maxillary posterior impaction (5 mm, at maxillary first molar) and advancement at A point (5 mm) and bilateral sagittal split ramus osteotomy (BSSRO) setback (9 mm on the right side, 10 mm on the left).
As play progressed, Arneson added such innovations as character classes, experience points, level advancement, armor class, and others.
That is, growth depression due to the poisoning of kink sites or the pinning of step advancement at the points of adsorption on the crystal interface20.
If Mr. Romney makes a one-point advancement in the polls and holds it permanently from his selection of Mr. Ryan, then this would count as a successful vice presidential selection: a one-point shift in the polls is actually fairly meaningful given how close this race is.
