"mooring point" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it as a synonym for a "place to anchor a boat." For example, "The boat found its mooring point in the quiet bay."
We paddled out through gentle surf for 25 minutes to reach a mooring point, then donned our snorkels and slipped into the bath-warm water.
Fleet commanders overseeing the operation have decided for now not to try to move the Cole from its mooring point about a mile off the crowded harbor front.
Influences of the incident wave height, incident wave period, orifice area, mooring chain length, and mooring point position on its capture width ratio are also investigated.
In addition, the Yemenis said, the cameras were mounted on stanchions well behind the Cole's mooring point and on the side of the ship opposite the one where attack occurred.
In experiments it was discovered that: η is high in a wide wave period range; η reaches maximum 130.78% when BBDB is moored at the intersection of its front and the symmetric line of the bottom; and when other factors are set near their optimal values, the mooring point position has a weak influence on η, that is, this BBDB may has a low mooring point position requirement.
Lieutenant Dudley, offering a more detailed account of the attack than the sketchy version relayed through the Pentagon on Thursday, said the Cole entered the Aden harbor and began to tie up to a mooring point near the fuel depot at 8 45 a.m. local time Thursday, which was 1 45 a.m.
And the isolated nature of many of the mooring points left few opportunities to sample local nightlife after dinner.
Up on the moors, Bailey pointed out landmarks — a wind farm, a lake.
As Moor (1978) points out, programs, which are normally seen as software, and therefore under this characterization abstract, may also be physical devices.
As Moor (2001) points out, "machine intelligence" is not the oxymoron that it might have been taken to be when Turing first started thinking about these matters.
It should be emphasized that the shuttle has a stable behavior around the equilibria when connected to a single point mooring.
