"a first point" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to introduce the first main idea or topic in a written piece or speech. Example: "A first point to consider in improving employee satisfaction is providing ample opportunities for growth and development within the company."
This led to the emergence of a first point of agreement: uncertainty over the definition.
This was a first point in nine away games, and the first reward of Neil Adams' tenure as interim manager.
These laws are effective when law enforcement can conduct background checks and identify firearms through legally required serial numbers leading to a first point of purchase.
A first point is that despite ethnic antagonisms, no Afghan ethnic group claims independence or seeks attachment to a neighboring country.
The shelter is intended to serve as a rest stop — a first point of contact with the system — for refugees who would otherwise find themselves on the street.
The successful candidate will serve as a first point of contact for faculty, postdocs, grad students, and research staff to understand their research and facilitate access to computing resources that might best support their research.
Please note that the key contact listed above would not necessarily supervise the relevant PhD but is suggested as a first point of contact for potential applicants for each scholarship and will be able to advise on potential supervisors.
Domain Consultants serve as a first point of contact for faculty, postdoctoral researchers, graduate students, and research staff to understand their research and facilitate access to computing resources that will best support their research.
BioSci Careers is happy to be a first point of contact for fielding questions about these issues or to reach out to employers directly about concerns you may have.
For Villa it is a first point since victory at Liverpool in September.
Newcastle didn't do it right". For Aston Villa, it is a first point since 6 February.
