ending point vs finishing point

Both 'ending point' and 'finishing point' are correct and commonly used phrases in English. They are interchangeable and can be used to refer to the point at which something ends or finishes.

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ending point

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase refers to the point at which something ends or concludes. It is often used in discussions about routes, journeys, or processes.

Examples:

The ending point of the race was marked by a large banner.
We finally reached the ending point of our road trip.
What is the ending point of this project?

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I thought it would have some kind of natural ending point, but it just keeps growing.
If you want to draw straight lines with the Pencil (or any of several other paint tools), click at the starting point, then hold down Shift and click at the ending point.
This gradient begins with the foreground color at the starting point of the drawn line and transitions linearly to the background color at the ending point.
Indeed, there is another company - Western Ferries - providing transport services (passenger, vehicle and freight) in a similar route serving broadly the same locations, although starting and ending on different points.
Accordingly, the five-year forward break-even inflation rate five years ahead increased by 70 basis points, ending the year at 2.8%.
And the dow closed up six points, ending the week up 1 1/2%.
But I must insist that the European Union's energy policy has to clearly to point to ending nuclear power in the medium term.
In the course of the year the marginal lending and deposit facility rates were both raised by a total of 125 basis points, ending the year at 4.50% and 2.50% respectively.
Amount (this should be recorded in integers ending in two decimal points e.g. 10.50)
although what distinguishes the skippers from hair streaks, coppers and blues is the way the clubs and antennae gradually thicken, often ending in hooked points.
The position or location of a minutia representing a ridge ending shall be the point of forking of the medial skeleton of the valley area immediately in front of the ridge ending.
Amount (this should be recorded in integers ending in two decimal points e.g. 10.50)
Beautiful point, but I've already played that ending.
Aaron Williams, one point away from ending this outrageous seven-day match.
Charles up a break, one point awayfrom finally ending this.
Ms de Brún was in agreement with points made earlier about decisions ending up with the Court of Justice.
Yes, I will continue the interrogation, but at some point, sir, we are just better off ending this once and for all.
But we can't have a final point, as every ending is a new beginning.
Ms de Brún was in agreement with points made earlier about decisions ending up with the Court of Justice.
And don't tell anyone, but I'm at the point in my life where I could use a happy ending.

Alternatives:

conclusion point
termination point
final point
concluding point
culmination point

finishing point

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase also refers to the point at which something ends or concludes. It is often used interchangeably with 'ending point' in various contexts.