The phrase "convergence point for" is correct and can be used in written English.
The phrase can be used to describe a place, idea, or event that serves as a meeting point or reference for multiple people, ideas, or entities. For example, "The upcoming G20 summit in Argentina is a convergence point for leaders of the world's major economic powers."
Ernst C. Proliferation and differentiation deficits are a major convergence point for neurodevelopmental disorders.
Chao, M. V. Neurotrophins and their receptors: a convergence point for many signalling pathways.
3. The convergence point, FOR EVERY HIDDEN LAYER, lies on or very close to the Information Bottleneck (IB) theoretical bound.
"Iraq is the convergence point for two of the greatest threats to America in this new century: Al Qaeda and Iran," Mr. Bush said.
My firm designed and constructed a Memory Box bus station at the synagogue, acting as a convergence point for the history of South Africa.
The restaurant is also a convergence point for stars and admirers who might otherwise never meet — especially those fans who want to meet Mr. Bridges.
Such studies clearly establish these Ca2+-signaling molecules as possible convergence points for genetic variants linked to ASD risk and environmental factors such as NDL PCBs.
FT, together with SOC1 (SUPPRESSOR OF OVEREXPRESSION OF CONSTANS 1) and LFY (LEAFY) form also convergence points for different flowering pathways, and therefore are called flowering integrator genes [ 12].
We found that each canola CBL and CIPK exhibited differential responses to multiple stress treatments, suggesting that they were major convergence points for cross-talk between different signal transduction pathways.
We found that 20 out of 21 canola CPKs assayed exhibited differential responses to multiple stress treatments, suggesting that they were major convergence points for cross talk between different signal transduction pathways.
Only the trees sampled after this convergence point were used for further analysis.
