'pinpoint from' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to something that can be identified precisely and easily. For example: "The report pinpointed the cause of the incident from the available evidence."
Mr. Patel said that he could not pinpoint from the data when stocks with higher-quality earnings would begin to outrun the lower-quality ones.
It may have been hard to pinpoint from a distance — and certainly on the live feed — but eyes at Marc by Marc had a wet look, too.
Number four: Pinpoint from Russia is a personal place management tool.
Genomic comparisons of the outbreak virus to strains from Merial and IAH can't pinpoint from which of the two labs the virus escaped, according to the reports, one led by the U.K.'s Health and Safety Executive (HSE), a government agency, and the other by Imperial College London molecular epidemiologist Brian Spratt.
Carbon 14 decays over time at a known rate, so scientists can pinpoint from that decay exactly when the new cells were born.
Because the other day when my friend November asked me what I want in a man, I could more easily pinpoint from past relationships what I don't want.
He scored the game's first goal at 4 15 of the second period on a backdoor cut from the left point, off a pinpoint pass from Eric Lindros from along the boards.
One question family members have, said Michael Cartier, Ms. Farrell's brother and another leader in the relatives' group, is whether the likely location of a victim's death can be pinpointed from the spot where remains were found.
How many bedrooms are lit by a series of pinpoints from standby lights?
However, the tissue source of these metabolites cannot be pinpointed from plasma patterns alone.
While the geographic origin of this lineage can certainly be attributed to West Eurasia or the Near East, its exact origin within this large region can not be pinpointed from our data.
