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The phrase "an expiration point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific moment in time when something is no longer valid or effective, such as a deadline or the end of a contract.
Example: "Please ensure that all submissions are made before the expiration point to avoid any penalties."
Alternatives: "a deadline" or "an expiry date".
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What's also interesting is that while apps like Snapchat have popularized the idea of ephemeral messaging, with the piece of content having an expiration point, Glympse also provides a similar feature, with messages only remaining active for a set period of time.
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Therefore the normalised value is a rate of length increase compared with the expiration point (e.g. a ratio of 1.2 would mean an increase of 20% in length).
Mourning guitar chords were stretched out well beyond their expiration point.
You then start the app and type your name and ZIP code, and select your team's expiration point.
There is no expiration point for cocaine compounds in your hair.
Pussy got an expiration date.
Is there an expiration date?
"It doesn't have an expiration date".
Talent can have an expiration date.
Howl doesn't have an expiration date".
"Everything has an expiration date," he said.
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