The phrase "nexus point" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to a central or pivotal point in a situation or topic. Example: The discovery of the ancient artifact was a nexus point in the history of our civilization, as it shed new light on our origins and beliefs.
"I firmly believe we are at a nexus point," Felgar told the Guardian a few minutes after her Austin address.
Does anyone believe, as per Saving Mr Banks, that PL Travers' trip to Disneyland during the making of Mary Poppins is some kind of fascinating cultural nexus point?
"In 'Tempest' and 'Heaven' I do what I have often done, which is take a very pedestrian black male character and put him at the nexus point of these gigantic questions about good and evil and the meaning of life," Mr. Mosley said with glee.
The nexus point for technologists, investors, [and] tech companies".
The p38 mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) is a nexus point in inflammation, sensing, and stimulating cytokine production and driving cell migration and death.
Founded in 2010, the center was largely the vision of Erik Hersman who identified a need in Africa "to create a nexus point for technologists, investors and tech companies".
Rick Ehrenspiel, president of Surf and Sip, said that he looked for nexus points, like the intersection of Vallejo and Polk Streets in San Francisco's Russian Hill neighborhood.
Naturally, a map displaying nexus points of resource supply risks must also consider where the world's natural resources are located.
Step III: Mapping Reserves of Minerals for Future Supply Naturally, a map displaying nexus points of resource supply risks must also consider where the world's natural resources are located.
Instead, in the summer of 2007, Glacier's park officials introduced a free summer shuttle service between the nexus points of Apgar in the west and St Mary in the east, an 80km journey.
For example, the initial extrapolation data can be analyzed by numerous regional experts who input additional variables and nexus points and rerun the formula to make a more detailed extrapolation of indicators having ramifications for security.
