The phrase "passage point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific location or moment where something transitions or changes, often in a metaphorical sense.
Example: "The passage point between childhood and adulthood can be marked by significant life events."
Alternatives: "transition point" or "crossing point".
It was actioned through the obligatory passage point of the regulatory review which ensured a tight coupling of the external industry environment and the internal work organisation.
A simple flow stoppage test with a timed spread passage point provides accurate rheological parameters according to the Bingham material model.
Finally, firms are able to retain control over their designs and hence, make it a basis for a sustainable competitive advantage only when the design is positioned as an obligatory passage point.
Chinese characteristics were a discursive obligatory passage point (OPP) rendered malleable through cognition and the sanctions of political authority to suit the interests of actors seeking to produce new accounting regulations.
Earth system models, satellites and other remote sensing networks, environmental data aggregators and resource flow models mean that technical media have become an obligatory passage point in perceiving, analysing and mobilizing geoscientific knowledge.
Concentrating its focus on the tiny Sicilian isle of Lampedusa, a key passage point for many North Africans desperate for a better life, Rosi's patient camera absorbs both the everyday and more extreme frailties of resident and refugee communities, resisting both patronising parallels and sanctimonious assertions of difference.
This last passage points to another reason it is misleading, if accurate, to call Gunn a formalist.
The veto points were not nonexistent when the Bush tax cuts were passed; they were right there, but they were serving as what might be called passage points.
They lined the side of the highway with an eight-foot-high woven wire fence to funnel the animals into two newly constructed safe passage points.
FOIA's unlikely path to passage points to a clear, if seldom voiced ideal: if national security is an abiding rationale for government secrecy, it offers at least as convincing an argument for governmental transparency.
On the other hand, a powerfully sculptural Egyptian-style vase made of plaster by Alberto and Diego Giacometti (at Galerie du Passage) points up Modernism's fascination with things primordial.
