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The phrase "at the apex of a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the highest point or peak of something, often in a metaphorical sense, such as in discussions about success, achievement, or physical locations.
Example: "The company found itself at the apex of a technological revolution, leading the industry in innovation."
Alternatives: "at the peak of a" or "at the summit of a".
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A year ago Bolt was at the apex of a four-year Olympic cycle; with the men's 100m final the supreme summit.
Organizationally, the Führer stood at the apex of a hierarchy.
He is at the apex of a federation whose very existence is in question.
Leaf was at the apex of a rapidly growing (copice) shoot.
It will stand at the apex of a system of national central banks.
It sits at the apex of a horrendously hierarchical and unequal society.
Beck is at the apex of a couple of iconic American inventions: self-victimization and hyperhucksterism.
It has happened: stuck at the apex of a mile-high inverse mountain in winter, with a sick child.
It is the integral of the response to an electrical spark discharge at the apex of a room's corner.
A living single cell was immobilized at the apex of a tipless AFM cantilever using a key–lock mechanism.
The measurements used "cell probes" constructed by immobilizing a single cell at the apex of a tipless AFM cantilever.
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