The phrase "an inevitable point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a conclusion or aspect that is unavoidable or certain in a given context.
Example: "In the debate about climate change, the need for immediate action is an inevitable point that cannot be ignored."
Alternatives: "a foregone conclusion" or "an unavoidable fact".
The British company has a TNK-BP board meeting in Cyprus on Thursday with the break-up of the Rosneft deal an inevitable point of discussion.
That was the worst thing about being stoned: there came an inevitable point every evening where you'd find yourself shuffling around a massively overlit local convenience store feeling alien and jittery.
Caught between the "Great Either-Or" of "Pessimism or Faith," Sidgwick may have regarded his position as "an inevitable point in the process of thought," but it was one he took "as a soldier takes a post of difficulty," and he could not assume the responsibility of drawing others to it (Sidgwick and Sidgwick, 1906: 354).
(Pardon the pun!) It's quite enough that exercise might be uncomfortable, but even if you've already pushed past the total newbie phase, and now fantasize about doing more, and more and more -- which is great -- there will be an inevitable point where this wears off and you wonder why you ever got started in the first place.
Fukuyama thinks that we won the Cold War mainly because an unworkable system reached its inevitable point of collapse, helped by the actions and inactions of Mikhail Gorbachev; that, apart from oratory and some funding of pro-democracy groups, we did little in the way of intervention; and that we ought to thank our stars and decline to draw grand policy lessons.
So the stories of Caldwell and Duch came together at the inevitable point of a torture camp.
N. C. Wyeth, famous for his blood-and-thunder magazine illustrations, posters, advertisements and illustrations for "Treasure Island," "Robin Hood and Robinson Crusoeoe," which sold in the millions of copies, became a role model, teacher and inevitable point of comparison in Andrew's pursuit of his own career as an artist.
For decades they have been the worst part of Glastonbury, and an inevitable talking point among the traumatised revellers who dare to enter them.
It was an inevitable talking point as Clarke gave his first interviews since his recent appointment as skipper.
The matrix structure is sometimes presented as an inevitable "end point" for organizations that must adapt to an increasingly complex business environment.
