The phrase "a further point of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an additional argument or consideration in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "In addition to the previous arguments, a further point of concern is the environmental impact of the project."
Alternatives: "an additional aspect of" or "another consideration regarding".
A further point of comparison with Christos Tsiolkas's book is that Schulman also employs relay narration, with alternating participants – Jake, Lizzie, Richard, Daisy – reporting the story in turn.
"This is best because those of you who have reached a further point of clarity can continue to do what you think is right in your area," said Bishop Gethin Hughes of the Diocese of San Diego.
But it is rather hard to un-coerce anybody.That prosecutors are asking for the death penalty adds a further point of contention both legally (the appeals process may be exhaustive) and politically (America's European allies oppose capital punishment).
He carried to a further point of development than his predecessors all the inherited forms of music (with the exception of opera and song), but particularly the symphony and the quartet.
A further point of potential conflict is how Bing dolls out the search sweets to publishers.
"To teach is to bring students to a further point of knowledge than they began with.
As a further point, results of reusability tests indicated the ability of membrane in removal of lead ions from water after several sequential adsorption-desorption tests.
The Gunners are now two points ahead of Leicester City, who have not won in three, and a further point ahead of Manchester City.
Within the last two days, the Supreme Court convened in a special session and reviewed a further point which one of the justices felt the Rosenbergs should have an opportunity to present.
A further point regards the use of a transformation of observed/expected ratios (Grigg et al., 2009).
A further point regarding this discourse of risk is the framing of abortion as something that should be concealed.
