"We pinpoint" is a common phrase and is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a specific focus of attention on a particular issue or fact. For example: "We pinpointed the main cause of the problem."
We pinpoint conditions under which the induced cooperative game is supermodular (convex).
Further, we pinpoint mechanisms by which the ligands interact with the PEG network.
We pinpoint areas of high prevalence of reported poison use, which are largely concentrated in the south of the country.
We pinpoint several future directions in which functional mapping can be coupled with systems biology to unravel the genetic and metabolic machinery of drug response.
We pinpoint that these approaches have been studied in isolation from each other, with little discussion on potential synergies and trade-offs between them.
Using this general approach, we compare across the five methods the artifacts and activities they use or recommend, and we pinpoint similarities and differences.
This time we pinpointed our strength, what we're able to offer".
Not only have we pinpointed the cause, down to the exact mutations in DNA, but we can stop the disease occurring.
We pinpointed four factors that drive quality as a cultural value: leadership emphasis, message credibility, peer involvement, and employee ownership of quality issues.
Using the polarization data from ATH and FVM, we pinpointed the location of the ionospheric exit point of three chorus emissions that were observed simultaneously at both stations.
"We pinpointed this growing gap in the industry and recognized our opportunity to give both developers and enterprises what they need".
