"interim point" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a momentary or temporary break in something larger or a stage that is not permanent. For example, "Before we reach the final decision, let's take an interim point to review our progress."
Perhaps he is destined to always be an interim point guard, but yesterday Ty Shine produced one of the epic victories of the new Tommy Amaker regime, or any other epoch at the New Jersey school.
But while Mr. Peres and Mr. Qurei envisioned rapid progress toward a final settlement, Mr. Sharon envisioned freezing the handoff of territory at that interim point for as many as 12 years.
We consider our work on the EK to be at an interim point in terms of its development cycle.
Another tactical innovation, the phase 2+ method, is deployed so that the maturing phase 2 data may be combined with the phase 3 data to the interim point and therefore be considered in determining the allocation of type I error (see below).
The scale of responses was anchored at either end with 'strongly disagree' and 'strongly agree' with non-labelled interim points.
"Murrayfield is not the easiest place to win, and many good Welsh sides have lost here," Wales's interim head coach, Robert Howley, pointed out.
Survivors and doctors working for the anti-Qaddafi interim authorities point to dozens more civilians wounded in these and other strikes, and they referred reporters to other sites where civilian casualties were suspected.
Initial SUVmax was 21.5 and decreased to 10.6 at interim time point (A and D; Δ SUVmax, 50.7%).
Table 2 Response assessment by conventional imaging modalities and positron emission tomography at interim time point Patient no.
Blood and urine biochemical parameters, amongst others, were measured at an interim time point after 4 weeks and at termination of the study.
In fact, visits to Twitter.com peaked at.20percentt between June and July 2009 and has slowly lost attention in the interim, a point TechCrunch has noted as well.
