The phrase "at the same point at" is not correct in written English due to redundancy.
You can use it when trying to express simultaneous actions or events, but it should be rephrased for clarity.
Example: "We arrived at the same point at which the meeting started."
Alternatives: "simultaneously" or "at the same time".
(A) Where tagout devices are used with energy isolating devices designed with the capability of being locked, the tag attachment shall be fastened at the same point at which the lock would have been attached.
Instead of always opening at the same point at the moment of exposure, it opens facing the desired character, each being set in position by an electromagnet so as to obtain this arrangement.
They were intense - we had to meet at a pickup point at 4am and were dropped off at the same point at 7pm, but everything was so exciting that even the long hours didn't matter," he wrote.
In Gamestar Mechanic, for example, KC had to use physics concepts to figure out how to get two players to arrive at the same point at the same time.
At the same point at Wimbledon the 27-year-old Scot was a set and 5-4 up when the Croatian teenager broke her serve and went on to take the second and third sets.
So, our beloved rock may well have drawn to a halt at the same point at which modern jazz arrived in the late 1960s: hamstrung by an exhausted vocabulary, largely cut off from the everyday, and content to chase its own tail.
After May 1968, Marxist splinter groups, formed after disillusion with the Communists' Stalinist ties, argued that the French at the barricades were at the same point as the Russians in 1905: true revolution was just round the corner.
When, as at the breathtaking San Cristobal stud farm where he kept his own horses, Barragan plays with elemental geometric forms he seems to be arriving at the same point as Mies did at Barcelona, but under an even harder sun.
This saturation point was at most times reached at the same point as the point of no contradictions, but below, we point out two common factors that could delay its reach although all contradictions were resolved.
As in each refinement level, we measure on the same area as was already measured in the previous iteration, and we even obtain data at exactly the same points (at row/column crossings); we can determine the drift rate already during refinement process for areas that are being refined.
Topography, elastic modulus, and adhesive energy distribution maps of the materials were obtained at the same point and at the same time in a single scan.
