The phrase "at this point during" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific moment or stage within a process or event.
Example: "At this point during the meeting, we need to address the budget concerns."
Alternatives: "at this stage in" or "at this moment during".
At this point during the press conference, Dunst appeared uncomfortable, and attempted to hide behind Von Trier's chair.
More aggressive tactical steps, such as adoption of poison pills and initiation of litigation, are relatively uncommon at this point during a campaign.
It dropped to 1.29, the lowest it has been at this point during his 16 seasons, and the Yankees' record improved to 4-0 when he pitches.
But in a turn of events that bodes ill for the fund, for the first time this season, the amount of money received to date has fallen well behind the total at this point during last year's campaign.
Probably at this point, during the habiline period, a conflict ensued between individual-level selection, with individuals competing with other individuals in the same group, versus group-level selection, with competition among groups.
The video features Jim Messina, the manager of Mr. Obama's re-election campaign, who, after acknowledging a tightening race against Mitt Romney, suggested that things were tougher for Mr. Obama at this point during the 2008 election cycle.
According to the company, GAudi is only in beta at this point and during that time, it will only index audio and video from political sources.
First or even second wave startups deal with markets which are much more uncertain at this point than during the third or fourth wave.
"I don't rule anything in or anything out at this point," he said during his annual end-of-the-year interview.
"Obviously, we're proud of where we are at this point," Fox said Monday during his news conference at Bank of America Stadium.
"We're a little hard to figure at this point," Carlesimo said Wednesday, during a nearly four-minute response.
