The phrase "a major point raised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing significant issues or arguments that have been brought up in a conversation, presentation, or text.
Example: "During the meeting, a major point raised was the need for better communication among team members."
Alternatives: "a significant issue brought up" or "a key argument presented".
Wilde's violation of class borders in consorting with grooms, valets and coachmen was a major point raised against him in court — and one he did not honestly answer.
A major point raised by Baethge et al. as well as Martino et al., which we would partly agree with, is that those with multiple episodes have a worse prognosis than those with a first episode who would be made up of a group with varying prognoses (though unknown at the time of sampling).
This finding echoes a major point raised by Carneiro and Mylonakis (2 ), namely, that without adjusting for spikes driven by disease publicity rather than the disease itself, Internet searches may lose much of their value in supplementing traditional surveillance measures.
In short, we would like to receive a revised manuscript that addresses the major point raised by Reviewer # 1, to provide additional evidence for elastic dynamics in other regions of the Caulobacter chromosomes and to expand the scope of the modeling, as suggested by Reviewer #2.
Given the major point raised above, this should be replaced with a more nuanced statement.
5) Again, given the major point raised above, the first paragraph of the paper goes from citations of historical work to citations of very general works on enzyme mechanism.
The reviewers have raised a few points, most of which can be addressed through rewriting, but if experiments are handy, I would like you to address the last major point raised by Reviewer 2 of targeting Cdc24 to the membrane through a means different from CAAX to peripherally anchor Cdc24 to the PM through new experiments or discuss this point clearly through rewriting in the revision.
The six (major) points raised by reviewer #1 should be addressed by the authors.
Therefore, if you think you can address the three major points raised we would be happy to reconsider the manuscript.
We responded these issues at the #3 of the Major points raised by the editors and the reviewers.
We will comment (agreeing with him that such opinions cannot be judged) on two of the major points raised by Dr. Doolittle.
