The phrase "as red points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing something that is represented or visualized as red points, often in a graphical or illustrative context.
Example: "The data was represented as red points on the graph, indicating areas of high concentration."
Alternatives: "in the form of red dots" or "depicted as red markers."
The Cu and Cu-Zr alloys described in this paper are shown as red points on the plot.
(c) We recorded the MEG signals of the 84 selected sensors, which are shown as red points on the picture of the sensor location.
A Data Model filter is used to select the points to plot, and the ChipsCurve object is used to set the attributes of the curve to make the new curve appear as red points.
AG93 is shown as red points and AG104 as yellow points.
In Figure 13, we showed an actual example with expressed as red points.
Fine particles (shown as red points in Fig. 4(a)) are transported to the top of the plume, drift toward the east-southeast in the horizontally moving cloud, and spread toward wind direction gradually in distance (Fig. 4(b) and 4(c)).
However, as shown in Figure 2A (red points), the pattern of data from the two conditions is identical, consistent with observers comparing the introduced Gabors and their percept of the crowded target.
Colour coding is as follows: Red points (opinion of the article), green dots (agents who are satisfied with the article), blue points (agents whose opinion is outside the medium tolerance interval), and light blue background (conflict regions).
No Spanish probability falls below 1,000 times more likely to be European, while six Moroccan samples were misclassified as European (red points below or on the midline) and a further six samples had near balanced odds to be European or North African (green points just above the midline).
Moreover, we notice that most of the top-ranking pathways (shown as dark red points on supplementary fig. S10, Supplementary Material online) have a high α value associated with a low DN/DS and an even lower PN/PS.
a. Map with well trajectories of Th1, Th2, and Th3 and the top of the reservoir section marked by red points as well as fault zones of the Geothermie Atlas (STWIVT 2010).
