'take-off point' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is most commonly used to refer to the starting point from which something (usually a project or activity) begins. For example: "Our meeting served as the take-off point for our new project."
The take-off point for car ownership is supposedly around $6,000 per household.
3: THE TARGET Heathrow was the take-off point for the plot.
Detroit is already the take-off point for all of Northwest's flights to China.
All appear on the take-off point and are pivotal countries that will make a difference in their regions.
Now imagine sitting at the take-off point and watching a peak loom up out of deep water.
A simple 0D analytical model for the prediction of the take-off point observed in critical-current or current-sharing tests in cable-in-conduit conductors (CICC) is presented.
In most cases, the reaches below water take-off points are completely dry during the summer period, or if water is present, the habitats have been invaded by alien fishes.
I came across the first ravine jump, picked my take off point early and made it cleanly over to big cheers from the marshals and race photographer.
Murshidabad is important to India as the take off point of Bhagirathi Hooghly and a considerable stretch of it falls in Murshidabad to coordinate the flow of the Ganges with Bhagirathi.
That was sort of a taking off point, and the question is answered in the first episode when the car says: "Yes, but can your car do this?" But we've had to make lots of other changes too.
Cut groves in the ramp so you can place the support beams in (example-if the ramp is 30 inches (76.2 cm) from the bottom to the take off point cut groves every 10 inches (25.4 cm).
