The phrase "a point for attention" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to highlight something that requires focus or consideration in a discussion or text.
Example: "During the meeting, I would like to raise a point for attention regarding our project timeline."
Alternatives: "a matter to consider" or "an issue to address".
A artificial visual marker is chosen as a point of attention, for which the distances has to be determined.
That makes Lutz, who is 9 for 31 with a home run, a focal point for attention back home.
We assumed that this would have been a starting point for (more) attention in the literature on HRH issues, including HRH and governance.
Because of small numbers (Table 3), we used less conservative "borderline" cut points for attention-related outcomes.
But it was also a neighborhood that was a focal point for a lot of positive attention, especially after the riots.
In view of the chemical heterogeneities and structural features in bacteria, several important points call for attention in the discussion of the molecular interpretation of the SERS profiles presented in this study.
The white rump may act as a distraction to a falcon, say the researchers, providing a focal point for the falcon's attention and preventing it from noticing when the pigeon drops one of its dark-colored wings and rolls out of the peregrine's fight path.
It's a place screaming for attention, pointing at lost promise as though it amounted to achievement.
The massive and unprecedented utility and opportunities provided by the Internet of Things (IoT) have been shadowed by grievous security and privacy tradeoffs, which have become a focal point of attention for the tech industry in the recent months.
This is a major point of attention for the years ahead.
Since migration of cancer cells is an important point for metastasis, a great attention should be paid to interaction of IGFBP5 and IGF-I in metastasis and invasion of cancer.
