The phrase "a controversial point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or issue that is likely to provoke differing opinions or debates.
Example: "In the debate about climate change, the impact of industrialization is often seen as a controversial point."
Alternatives: "a contentious issue" or "a disputed matter".
That's a controversial point.
This is not a controversial point: the answer is yes.
Whether women are more likely than men to have these symptoms other than chest pain remains a controversial point.
The games are a controversial point of pride for President Hipólito Mejía, who saw them as his legacy.
Last week, AP reported that there are "fewer health care options for illegal immigrants," highlighting a controversial point in the newly passed health care bill.
It's attempted murder, it's wrong, we should try to stop it, but it's really not much more than that.Mr Yglesias makes a controversial point.
Conventional wisdom took a beating on a torrid Saturday night at the MGM Grand and so did boxing's credibility as once again Manny Pacuqiao was awarded a controversial points victory over Juan Manuel Marquez.
Many thought him unlucky to lose his last fight, and all three titles, to Joe Bugner, with a controversial points decision by the referee Harry Gibbs at Wembley stadium, on 16 March 1971.
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One of the more obvious reasons for DeGale's discontent is the fact that Warren has also signed George Groves, a bitter rival from their amateur days who deprived the then unbeaten Olympic champion of his British super-middleweight title on a controversial points decision 15 months ago.
Smith took Simpson's Commonwealth crown on a controversial points decision at Kelvin Hall in Glasgow last year.
