"transaction point" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is used to refer to the place or moment at which a business transaction is completed. For example: The transaction point was at the customer's doorstep, where the delivery driver handed over the purchased item.
The transaction pointed toward G.E.'s willingness to bolster profit with help from an asset sale.
This relationship creates two transaction points where the product is 2x the cost basis for the preceding transaction - a theory in retailer called "Keystone Markup".
The newer EMV (Europay, Mastercard and Visa ) technology relies on customers using their card and entering a pin at transaction points, with data encrypted, rather than simply a signature being required to authorize a transaction.
The point is that the best branches remove the barriers to engagement with customers, and are not transaction points, but conversation hubs.
This dual structure in the nature of these transactions points to a distinguishing feature of organized crime: the methods used by the offenders have become highly intricate and economically sophisticated.
Investors who argue that the loss arose from a for-profit transaction — the point of investing — may be able to deduct 100percentt.
From a nutritional security and convenience (lower transaction cost) point of view, economies of scope is also efficient and sustainable in agriculture.
Knowing the transaction delivery point to which the car charger is connected, this application will check the available capacity of the low-voltage distribution transformer and feeders.
A key feature of IrFM is its fast transaction mechanism (point-and-pay), as a direct result of the point-and-shoot nature of the IrDA protocol stack.
