The phrase "pinpointed with" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe how something is located, especially something that is small or specific. For example, "The study pinpointed with precision the areas of the city most affected by the outbreak."
The victim's location is then pinpointed with the probe.
The exact moment of its implosion can be pinpointed with digital, satellite-guided, high-tech accuracy.
Some of the difficulties encountered by first users of these programs are pinpointed with some suggested remedies.
The cause was never pinpointed, with some officials suggesting at the time that it could have been mass hysteria.
The breakpoint in the two interspecific maps in this particular case was pinpointed with manual hand annotation by Hill et al.13 to ensure that genetic map data were correctly associated with the corresponding C. annuum chromosome.
"Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" is a period Hong Kong action film from Ang Lee, whose best-known movies -- "Eat Drink Man Woman," "Sense and Sensibility," "The Ice Storm" -- have pinpointed, with refined comic feeling, the disruptive and sometimes microscopic bumps in social interactions that lead to discomfort.
I have three sons who can pinpoint with laserlike precision the gaping hole in my heart.
And part of the damage comes from the very fact that prejudice today can be so much harder to pinpoint with certainty.
There are good guys and there are bad guys, and they are all fairly easy to pinpoint with the sound off.
These results can be sliced down to the weekly level, which will allow us to pinpoint, with some precision, exactly when gourd season starts, peaks and ends.
The multiple geographic Vantage Points, multiple protocol layers and multiple datacenter locations of CLAudit measurements allow us to pinpoint with great precision if, where and what kind of a particular latency-generating event has happened.
