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The phrase "as listed in point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to specific items or information that have been enumerated or detailed in a previous section or point of a document.
Example: "Please refer to the requirements as listed in point 3 of the proposal for further details."
Alternatives: "as mentioned in point" or "as outlined in point".
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Alternatively, when two majors are undertaken, if the second major is in a participating program, then, recognizing that there can be an overlap of two courses, the student may take for the remaining course an additional choice relevant to the Applied Mathematics major such as listed in point 5 above or for the B.S. degree below.
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By setting (x_{{n+1}}=x_{{n}}) and (y_{{n+1}}=y_{{n}}) simultaneously in Eq. (6), we can easily find a set of fixed points as listed in Table 1.
It is straightforward to derive possible translational pseudo-symmetries (of the first kind) from the limiting cases of the lattice parameters of 2D-periodic arrays of points as listed in the third column of Table 1.
The innate and the adaptive immune system are different from many points of view as listed in Table 1.
An easy way is to respond to each point in the same order as listed in the original email.
As listed in Table 4, some sub-cluster contained large number of data points, and others contained fewer data points.
As a result of this process, we also refined our point estimates of the switching parameters (as listed in Table 2).
Rate 2/4 as listed in Table 1.
as listed in Figure 4.
We can analyze what is listed in the row point graph or column point graph as the dispersions in the row and column profiles are the same.
All mutations, as well as their allelic frequencies at each time point, are listed in supplementary table S1, Supplementary Material online.
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