The phrase "at that point managed" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate a specific moment in time when something was handled or dealt with.
Example: "At that point managed, the team had successfully completed the project ahead of schedule."
Alternatives: "at that time handled" or "at that moment dealt with".
It's like a garage!" She even, at one point, managed to introduce the concept of "fiscal drag", which is almost certainly a first for a former contestant on a primetime pop contest.
Needing three goals to advance at that point, Manchester City managed just one when Vincent Kompany turned in a corner kick in the 89th minute — City's Pablo Zabaleta had been sent off 11 minutes earlier for screaming at the referee — and Dani Alves added an injury-time goal that made the final aggregate margin a bloated 4-1.
In 2012, Alvarez gave a disastrous interview with "60 Minutes" in which she defended police amid evidence that Chicago, at that point, had managed to rack up more false convictions than any other city in America.
Much of it got tied together right near his desk, at the MAE West access point managed by Ames.
As someone who'd lived and breathed our brand for 20 years and was at that point a managing director overseeing merchandising, advertising, promotions, and sales at Ryohin Keikaku, I was hurt every time I saw one of them.
But even Daisey, at one point, manages to spit out the words "I'm sorry".
The dictatorship has an almost unrivalled record of economic incompetence, at one point managing to make Burma, which is rich in natural resources, one of the ten poorest countries in the world.
However, the company did a great job scaling, at one point managing 13K+ writers and editors creating 5K+ pieces each day.
Suddenly there's a video camera in every home, and they're not very expensive, anyone can buy one, so a lot of men at that point who were managing strip clubs and night clubs bought a camera and said "let's film the girls".
