The phrase 'point of receiving' is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to point to a location (i.e. a physical place) where goods or services are received. For example: "The point of receiving for all deliveries is at the back door of the warehouse."
At the point of receiving the developer kits, the demos available were basic but captivating.
Hollande made an early point of receiving German Social Democratic party leaders in Paris, though on current opinion polls the chance of a clear social democratic victory in the German elections in September 2013 look slim.
By considering the mentioned issues, the choice of a suitable method for DNA delivery to the targeted cells beseems very important at the point of receiving appropriate genes.
The setting of Notification should be exposed in context – at the point of receiving them in the notification center, and granularity can be improved by allowing each app to expose which types of notifications they send.
Medicare is wildly popular, and the VA system has improved itself to the point of receiving national accolades for its quality.
A volunteer is considered enrolled at the point of receiving the first vaccine (prime).
The past conviction of assault was associated with 7 18 percentage point lower probability of receiving a positive employer response.
An application from an investigator with more last-authored publications relative to total publications had a 2.1 percentage point greater chance of receiving R01 funding (P <.05).
The interviewed health workers consistently pointed out the importance of receiving feedback on performance and also pointed out the importance of supervision.
As he told The Huffington Post on Thursday, he definitely felt the pressure when he delivered the ruling's biggest point within thirty seconds of receiving the papers.
Instead of receiving points and product rewards, Marqeta merchants give consumers more money to spend in grocery, restaurants, dry cleaning and beyond.
