The phrase "a major focal point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize an important aspect or element of a discussion, project, or situation.
Example: "The new marketing strategy will serve as a major focal point for our upcoming campaign."
Alternatives: "a key focus" or "a central element".
Power quality has become a major focal point for many utilities.
The Olympics since that time have provided a major focal point for the development of the modern stadium concept.
There's plenty of bad blood between grassroots progressives and New Democrats like Carville - and Dean's leadership has been a major focal point for the tension.
We expect political risk (social unrest and the instability of the fragile three-party government coalition) to remain a major focal point in Greece this year.
Representatives from all of these amazing organizations will be at the conference and helping us make it a major focal point for IP Activism in 2012.
Obviously the building provides welcome new visibility for an institution that, in Crane's words, wants to become "a major focal point for policy debate in the nation's capital". It serves the institute's needs well in other ways too.
In an indication that this challenge has become the major focal point of the continued legal resistance to Trump's order, several other Democratic states have requested to join the lawsuit.
Along with the Panthers' own offices, it is the other major focal point of the organ izing effort.
I know Jill Sheffield made sure that adolescence was one of the three major focal points - a strong and necessary step in the right direction.
One of the major focal points for these swarms is a man called Narendra Modi, who arrived in the Indian national consciousness at the turn of the millennium.
