"pinpoint features" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to specific, distinct characteristics or details of something. Example: The brochure highlighted the hotel's pinpoint features, such as its luxurious spa and oceanfront views.
It uses a vehicle-mounted camera, object-recognition software and satellite positioning to create detailed 3-D maps of roads, pinpointing features such as pot-holes.
Indeed, on Netflix some reviewers pinpoint specific features in DVDs that do not appear on the streamed editions of certain pieces of content — for example extra features, commentary, and so on.
Once we can recognise these conventions, we can begin to pinpoint those features of a photograph that are distinctive.
A few months later, Chomsky agreed to collaborate with Fitch and Hauser on a paper that would attempt to pinpoint the features of language which are unique to humans and which allowed Homo sapiens to develop language.
The best startups can "deploy well and scale well" while using customer feedback to pinpoint which features are needed.
More research is needed on (a) elucidating the genetic mechanisms controlling leaf anatomy, and (b) the development of a three dimensional biochemical and biophysical model of leaf photosynthesis, which can help pinpoint anatomical features required to gain a higher photosynthesis.
In summary, we used the genomics data described above, together with a large-scale tissue platform, to pinpoint molecular features linked to the early occurrence of ESCC.
We correlate structural changes with biochemical data to pinpoint structural features that compromise enzyme activity and thermostability, and we demonstrate that compromised catalytic activity can be rescued by an N-acylthiourea activator.
An eigenvalue analysis is carried out in order to pinpoint the characteristic features of each preconditioner.
I started with Harper's Bazaar, one of the nearly 20 Pinterest users that the PinPointing service features at the top of the site.
