Which phrase indicates that a student has completed a point out?

The phrase that indicates a student has completed a point out is "Point out approved." This phrase signifies that the point out—an important aspect of training or communication in radar operations—has been reviewed and accepted by the controller or instructor.

In radar and air traffic control contexts, a point out typically involves informing another controller about an aircraft's position, intent, or any other significant information that requires coordination. When the point out is approved, it confirms that the necessary communication has been acknowledged and that the student has successfully completed that step in the procedure.

Other phrases, such as "Point out denied," "Point out in progress," or "Point out acknowledged," do not convey the completion of the process. "Denied" indicates a rejection of the point out, "in progress" suggests that the point out is still being worked on, and "acknowledged," while positive, does not confirm completion or approval.