The phrase "at close points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe situations or locations that are near each other or in proximity.
Example: "The two buildings are situated at close points, making it easy for employees to move between them."
Alternatives: "in close proximity" or "nearby locations".
The seesaw session and small drop in stocks at the close pointed to generally gloomy investors hopping from headline to headline as they sought clarity.
A channel status can be affected by transmissions at close access points and also by small events in the scenario such as people or a car passing by.
In contrast, 2008 isolates were antigenically divergent when compared to 2007 viruses; indicating highly antigenic divergence between viruses isolated at close time points (Table 2).
Except in longitudinal data where large correlation coefficients occur when the same variable is observed at close time-points, correlation coefficients above 0.80 are not often seen.
Keeping in view of the transient dynamics of the circuits, Fluorescence Activated Cell Sorter (FACS) measurements were taken at closer time points initially, and then at longer intervals.
After two more BAPTA injections giving an estimated final concentration of 135 μm, the transient time to peak at the closest point was again slower, at 9.1 s.
Surface quantities are embedded into the surrounding domain by assigning each value at a given spatial location to the corresponding value at the closest point on the surface.
The comet's elliptical orbit takes it beyond Jupiter at its farthest point from the sun and between Mars and Earth at its closest point.
At its closest point to the sun, it is still beyond the Kuiper belt.
At the closest point they can reach to the Islamic State heartlands, the Kurdish Peshmerga can almost feel their enemy.
