"the start point" is correct and usable in written English.
It is used to refer to a beginning or starting point or time. For example, "Marking the start point of the project, we began our work."
Before the start point, the item may not be brought.
My initial path is just the start point.
After delaying the start, Point Given broke slowly.
The target appeared randomly at ± 45, 90 or 135° from the start point.
Considering thermodynamic constraints, the start point temperature in low pressure generator should be 77°Cor lower.
Sets the end point in the line to (x, y), leaving the start point unchanged.
The start point of 1948 is a reminder of London's last Olympics.
Continue along the track to return to Donkey Green and the start point.
"The start point at Google is: we only make money when other people make more money".
9 Pass the walled garden on your right before returning to the start point.
'No', in that a market and customer oriented perspective is not typically the start point.
