The phrase "ascending point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a point that is increasing or rising in value, position, or significance.
Example: "The data shows an ascending point in the trend line, indicating growth over the past year."
Alternatives: "rising point" or "increasing point".
Consistently early bets (e.g., 95% points descending − 5% points ascending) produce a high impulsivity index.
Table 1 Reference point and line MF Posteriorsuperior point of mandibular canal opening a Deepest point on anterior border of ascending ramus s Lowest point of mandibular notch l Extension line of occlusal plane Fig. 1 Reference point and line.
ASC, ascending; CP, control point; CPT, cold pain threshold; CT, cold perception threshold; FM, fibromyalgia; HC, healthy control individuals; HPT, heat pain threshold; PT, pain threshold; QST, quantitative sensory testing; RAN, random; TP, tender point; WT, warmth perception threshold.
The first flight of stairs are located outside the 2nd scenic point, ascending about 74 steps.
Accrue enough of these points, and your character ascends a level, at which point it confronts stronger opponents worth more points.
where A ^ d denotes the 95th percentile of the adjacent point distances in an ascending order of all points in A ̃ d.
While difficulty is judged on an open-ended, ascending scale, with a point awarded for each skill, execution marks decrease from 10, with points deducted for each mistake.
Georgia then awarded points, in ascending order, to its favorite songs of the night: Azerbaijan, eight points; Armenia, ten points; and, top of the list (after a breathless pause), Belarus, with twelve points.
The ascending node is the point where the Moon crosses the ecliptic from south to north, and the descending node is where it crosses from north to south.
After ascending to a high point known for its breathtaking 360-degree views and stiff winds, they turned to the tape of their five-hour conversation about business leaders who had shoved obstacles out of the way to achieve success.
