'point of action' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the starting point from which a plan of action is initiated. For example, "The team decided to set their point of action to be creating more efficient systems for tracking customer feedback."
"The fruits of action," as the Bhagavad Gita puts it, are emphatically not the point of action.
"Our belief is that to pretend that this is business as usual is not responsible, and we are now at the point of action".
Data from 2007 showed that the high point of action from viruses, worms and other internet-based attacks came three days before America's Thanksgiving holiday, leading them to suggest that the same day could prove the bleakest 24 hours of this year.
There is an official, the clerk, but the responsibility of the clerk is not to preside in a parliamentary manner but rather to feel for a "sense of the meeting," which draws together the thinking of the meeting to the point of action.
By delaying the flow of the liquid or by making eccentric the point of action of the control, a damping factor is introduced that converts the ellipse into a spiral so that the gyrocompass eventually settles pointing true north (see figure).
The hormonal characteristics of IAA are readily demonstrated in grass seedlings, in which the hormone is synthesized at the tip of the coleoptile (the protective sheath of the emerging plumule, or embryonic bud) and passes downward to its point of action in the growing region, where it evokes elongation of the coleoptile cells; growth stops if the tip is removed.
MMN experiments have shown that motor regions are being sparked rapidly, within the first 140 170 ms after the recognition point of action-related words.
"It's as if we get snapshots of a game at different points of action".
– There was uniform excitement about Martin Seligman's focus on points of action that are both measurable and teachable, as summarized in his acronym, PERMA (summarized here and here).
We need to be sure that in Harrow, Bromley, Bexley, Enfield, that those young people feel connected to this agenda, that their views are understood, that they understand the points of action.
Two points of action can be suggested.
