"point of support" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific place or idea that provides stability or reinforcement to an argument or viewpoint. Example: "In her argument for stricter gun control laws, the author cites statistics from reputable sources as her points of support."
The proposed design of the pendulum has a fixed bottom rotation or point of support as opposed to the usual vertically or horizontally moving point of support to stabilize the pendulum, allowing for small form factor desktop design of an inverted pendulum experiment.
Another point of support from the research was that "we have a lot of repeat purchase," he added, borrowing a term from product marketing, which buttressed a belief that many tourists speaking for the hidden cameras would offer positive comments.
The Iraq war, after all, hit its lowest point of support (33percentt) not during the bloodiest and most politically controversial months of 2006 and 2007, but in 2011, by which point fighting was largely over and neither U.S. political party was still bothering to support it.
This is a striking point of support for Gintis's optimism about the reach of game theory.
The winners in this category were actually two ideas: one a mobile app called YouBelong@Cisco to help new hires and their managers navigate the first days and weeks of their new job and the second, named Virtual Concierge a centralized point of support for face to face welcoming of the new hire along with digital support.
Red Hat Container-Native Storage can eliminate the need to have an independent storage platform, enabling customers to achieve one integrated container platform that can span the hybrid cloud with greater efficiency and cost savings, a streamlined user experience, single control plane and a single point of support.
"What would be the point of supporting popular causes?" he asks.
And the large industrial organizations did not see the point of supporting research in a field, which was outside their own technology base.
Saudis have relied on the United States, Arab nationalism and Sunni identity to slow Iran's rise, even to the point of supporting radical Sunni forces.
In contrast to Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, who made a near sport of withholding information and defending his position in court (often unsuccessfully), Mr. Bloomberg has made a point of supporting the free flow of information.
Not to the point of supporting United Nations Security Council action against Burmese barbarity — the official view is that "pressure would not serve any purpose" — but to the point of gestures suggestive of some discomfort.
