"common endpoint" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a point or location that is shared or used by multiple objects, people, or events. Example: The two lines intersect at a common endpoint, forming a right angle.
Liver fibrosis is the common endpoint of chronic liver disease of variable aetiology.
Two new loci for premature fusion of the cranial sutures in humans suggest a common endpoint in osteoblast regulation, linking upregulation of phosphorylated ERK1/2 and TWIST1 haploinsufficiency.
We describe a model designed to re-establish allocation equity among patient groups using transplant benefit as the common endpoint.
Introduction: The detection of cAMP signalling is a common endpoint in the study of G-protein coupled receptors.
A common endpoint in studies designed to evaluate treatment effects in heart failure is mortality and morbidity, often reported as an event of hospitalisation.
Progression-free survival (PFS), another common endpoint in oncology clinical trials, has been discussed as a potential surrogate for OS in metastatic NSCLC.
A large, intracranial mass is a potentially life-threatening complication, irrespective of its underlying origin, with transtentorial or transforaminal herniation being the common endpoint and often the cause of death.
The answer, after a brief but interesting diversion into the physics of fusion and hot plasma, is that the entire stadium, plus most of the city it was in, would be destroyed (a common endpoint for "What If?" questions).
Therefore, T and S have a common endpoint.
The uniqueness of the common endpoint follows from (5.3).
Ziften bridges the gap between IT operations and security operations by providing a common endpoint context.
