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The phrase "a huge point of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the significance or importance of a particular aspect or issue in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The environmental impact of our actions is a huge point of concern for many activists."
Alternatives: "a major aspect of" or "a significant factor in".
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"That's a huge point of dispute between the C.H.A. and the advisory council," he said.
Where cats sit in this continuum is a huge point of contention.
But he has conceded a huge point of principle, and given Mr Obama something to work on.
"It's a huge point of difference that a lot of other style magazines don't have," says Brumfitt.
The House and Senate will unveil their budget plans next week, and Medicaid is set to be a huge point of contention.
The "right" ratio of market-rate to affordable units is a huge point of contention.
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While the gyroscopic pointing seems to be a huge selling point of Air Mouse, I found it utterly unuseable.
The 26-year-old's total of 6,955 points was a huge 306 points ahead of Germany's Lilli Schwarzkopf in silver and 327 clear of world champion Tatyana Chernova in bronze.
This product has all the things that SAP loves – a huge price point (millions of dollars), big deployments and complex use cases.
Part of the fun of fantasy football is seeing a sleeper player suddenly score huge points out of nowhere.
Obviously it's momentous and I'm sure in years to come everybody will think it was a huge turning point for recognition of same-sex couples.
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