The phrase "as defined in point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific point or section in a document or discussion that provides a definition or explanation.
Example: "The term 'sustainability' is as defined in point 3 of the guidelines."
Alternatives: "as outlined in point" or "as specified in point".
3. Title V shall apply only to transferable securities and money-market instruments, as defined in point (18)(a) and (b) and point (19) of Article 4(1) of Directive 2004/39/EC.
(5a) Paragraphs 1 to 5 shall also apply to cases of direct injection, as defined in point (ba) of Article 1. (5b) Collective management organisations shall maintain a database providing information related to the application of the copyright and related rights including the owner of a right, the type of use, the territory, and period of time.
Each Member State shall ensure that a producer, as defined in points (i) to (iii) of Article 3 (1)(f), that places EEE on its market but is not resident on its territory is able to appoint a local legal representative resident in that Member State to be responsible for its obligations under this Directive.
2. In the report referred to in paragraph 1, the Commission shall make particular reference to this Regulation's geographical and thematic scope as defined in points (1) and (2) of Article 3 respectively.
Observing a user's utility as defined in (2), we can point out that the main factors that affect its values are a user's transmission environment, transmission rate and transmission scheme (parameter of function ).
A point cloud as defined in wikipedia is "a set of data points in some coordinate system (x,y,z)," and by now is a pretty common technique for 3D mapping, reconstruction, surveying, inspection, and other industrial and military uses.
As defined in Section 2.2, an interior grid point is a neighboring point when it is not in the contact set but one of its adjacent grid points is in the contact set.
The regularization is conducted by starting at the equal error rate point, as defined in the 10-fold cross-validation experiments described in the preceding section.
Let x s ∈A s,x t ∈A t be sibling points as defined in Def.
(sign of g ′ equal on each A s ):Let x s ∈A s,x t ∈A t be sibling points as defined in Def.
The third and fourth columns of Fig. 3 show the derived and measured VFs, where the large blue circles are abnormal points as defined in the Methods.
