The phrase "a discernible point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific idea or argument that is clear and noticeable within a discussion or text.
Example: "In her essay, she made a compelling argument, but there was a discernible point where her logic began to falter."
Alternatives: "a noticeable point" or "a clear point".
With repetitive Bach organ music droning on the soundtrack, the lack of differentiation among the principals (portrayed by local amateurs) is not helped by their inexpressiveness, and the gradual accumulation of vignettes never coheres into a discernible point.
Ultimately, to get your paper published, you need to persuade the journal editor that your study makes a unique contribution, that it has a ?discernible point,?
None of the responses so far have had any discernible point, so we made a list of questions about the Queen and her Jubilee and stayed up all night answering them our goddamn selves.
There was no adopted point to the killings, let alone any discernible point at all.
No glargine dose produced a discernible peak in insulin concentration.
Not the least of the film's problems was that Mr. Allen's affection for such scheming strivers seems to vanish as soon as they aren't yoked to the half-recalled, half-imaginary yesteryears he dotes on, leaving an unmistakable condescension as his only discernible point of view.
The director, John Rando, who has shown a deft hand for comedy on other occasions, has brought no discernible point of view to "Naked," which is performed here in a new translation by the dramatist Nicholas Wright.
The play brings no discernible point of view, no contemporary perspective beyond a winking Viagra allusion and a self-congratulatory coda, and no social context that couldn't be gleaned in a quick Wiki hit.
By 1910 Improvisation XIV is already, as its somewhat musical title suggests, practically abstract; with the 1911 Encircled, there has definitely developed a kind of painting that, though not just decoration, has no discernible point of departure in the depiction of recognizable objects.
But there was no discernible point of view to the selection of songs.
Beyond this, there is no discernible point of view to the choices.
