The phrase "a clear point to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate a specific, understandable argument or message in a discussion or text.
Example: "The author makes a clear point to emphasize the importance of environmental conservation."
Alternatives: "a distinct message to" or "a specific argument to".
Instead, Ms. Gulbis's tweets thus far tend to be circumscribed and have a clear point to make, whether it relates to her work on behalf of the Boys and Girls Clubs, or a sponsor, TaylorMade, or even the broad outlines of her oceangoing vacation.
Everyone on the thread knows what you're talking about, there's a clear point to the sentence, and you've just cut down your word count by about 70%.
These azimuth preference maps do not show a clear point-to-point organization or a spatial gradient, thereby suggesting that human auditory cortex does not contain a clear spatiotopic representation of sound azimuth.
He ends up getting irrevocably lost, as the maze does not run in a straight line from one clear point to the next, like the "mazes" his mother had taken him to as a young boy (they were hallways).
Beth Cameron, who previously held that job under Obama, said Ziemer's departure leaves the U.S. without a clear point person to tackle pandemics.
Hard physical labor with a clear-cut point to it can be a lifesaver.
Like any good documentarian, Michael Moore brings a clear point of view to his work and holds to at least a modicum of truth in its execution.
Sony's made a clear point here not to lead with megapixel count – often the first thing out of any manufacturer's mouth when discussing phone cameras – though there's an extremely generous 23MP on-board here.
"Indeed, if you want to make a bullish bet, you can buy here, but you also have a clear point on the downside to close out positions should the market turn bearish".
First and foremost, he replied, "You need a clear point of view as to what the future holds".
The 24-year-old, who knocked out Judah in the fifth round in Las Vegas, feels that Peterson has shown character in earning another shot at the title after losing a clear points decision to WBO light-welterweight champion Timothy Bradley in 2009.
