The phrase "a concluding point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when summarizing or wrapping up an argument, discussion, or piece of writing.
Example: "In conclusion, a concluding point to consider is the impact of climate change on future generations."
Alternatives: "a final remark" or "a closing statement".
Discussing the key role platforms play in digital markets, Vestager made a concluding point of emphasizing how consumers and businesses alike depend on them — "to get the best out of digitization" — stressing therefore that it makes illegal behavior by dominant platforms "a very serious affair".
This suggests that scenarios should be constructed such that they build to a concluding point where there are two critical competing alternatives that are finally resolved in favour of one meaning.
Protein folding also emerged as a concluding point of Dan Hartl (Harvard University), who addressed the conundrum of why strong signatures of positive selection are often found for ancient proteins whose enzymatic activities have long been optimized.
But a Scottish Labour grandee offers a neat concluding point.
A Continent in Transition Q. Would you like to make any concluding points that might be useful for American readers to know about European business?
The Winter Classic — which is played outdoors — is a contrived but spectacular concluding point during the season, something that other leagues don't quite have.
The receiver decides the service side for the concluding point.
And that brings us to our concluding point: strategy as currently practiced rarely emphasizes the importance of community.
Having reached the concluding point in tonight's lecture, Miguel leaves the stage with his T-shirt on.
But its concluding point, suggesting that we may not want the government to play the insurance broker role, feeds a troubling trend of conflating efficiency and equity.
Readers may feel similarly at this concluding point of the novel.
