The phrase "a concrete point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific, clear, and definite idea or argument in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "In our debate, I would like to focus on a concrete point that illustrates the importance of renewable energy."
Alternatives: "a specific point" or "a clear point".
This audience expected substance, a concrete point of view on "having it all" -- plus relevant thought on the future of feminism, not to mention Judaism.
However, a further increase of the initial [PO4 3-] and cultivation time would lead the contours to convergence at a concrete point (Figure 3a).
From a concrete point of view, linguistic fuzzy systems (LFS) are used to achieve a collaboration between numeric and expert processing.
But because the APA has published clinical treatment guideline manuals for depression, and serves a significant portion of the psychiatric profession, it seems prudent to begin the investigation with a concrete point of departure.
In this paper, we consider polarization for a given country at a concrete point in time to be higher (lower) if the share of "medium-level" jobs relative to its average value in the previous five years in the same country is lower (higher).
All contours, which represent regions of biomass amplitude (defined in the inset of Figure 3a) exhibited a tendency of convergence at a concrete point that corresponds in the intersection of 50 mM of [PO4 3-] and 72 h of cultivation time.
He is not interested in telling a concrete, point-to-point narrative that is laden with facts; rather, he leads us to the edges - of consciousness, emotional truth - by way of an allusive and richly suggestive prose.
Or, if you want a more concrete point of comparison, let's look at something Siroker said back in May, when Optimizely raised funding.
Based on the results of our questionnaire study, a few concrete points may be particularly relevant for policy makers.
According to Fig. 3, the arbitrary location where strain in the reinforcement is equal to the strain in the concrete (Point B) occurs at a distance L 2 > L 1.
The code establishes a concrete reference point, he said, for disciplining coaches and parents.
