The phrase "expert point" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a statement or opinion made by someone who has extensive knowledge or experience in a particular field. Example: "According to the expert point made by Dr. Smith, the new technology has the potential to revolutionize the industry."
This study explores problem aspects of the cognitive task and the skills required of subject-matter experts by applying a cognitive task analysis approach from the expert point of view.
In this investigation it is assumed that model effects in additive modelling of height-diameter curves which are unfeasible and too wiggly from an expert point of view are a result of quantitatively or qualitatively limited data bases.
It is important to mention, that the discussion and conclusion of the present work does not come from a Spark/Big Data expert point of view, but rather from a user's (e.g., energy researcher) perspective.
Finally, Biden has to talk about deranged frostvixen quitterface Sarah Palin, because he was the last person to run against her and her expert point guardery.
From an expert point of view a threshold of 100 is feasible and scientifically adequate.
This approach could also be used to predict the quality of service delivery from an integrated (i.e., Expert) point of view.
This situation obviously can't continue, as Robert Greenstein, perhaps the leading liberal budget expert, points out.
Bruce Schneier, a security expert, points out that numerous software patches are released every week.
All measurements were made using our previously developed and validated optic nerve sheath models [16, 18] with varying sheath diameters of known size (simulated from 3-D printediscscs), and conducted by expert point-of-care ultrasonographers (LG and GH).
But one expert pointed out that YouTube already did that.
(One expert points out that authority has the same root as authorize).
