The phrase "a point of building" is not commonly used in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could potentially be used in discussions about construction or architecture, but it would need further clarification to convey a specific meaning.
Example: "At this stage, we need to identify a point of building that will serve as the foundation for our project."
Alternatives: "a stage of construction" or "a phase of development".
Peter Barca, the leader of the minority Democratic group in the Wisconsin assembly, told the Guardian that unlike most governors he had observed who made a point of building support over time, "this governor makes very little effort to try and build broader support.
Having built relationships with choral composers around the country, Ms. Longstreth has made a point of building smart thematic programs around their work.
He has made a point of building up his wife's social projects - particularly with the young - as a foil for criticism of the regime, with her role modelled on those of the First Ladies of Jordan and Morocco.
Since the company was founded in 1974, the New York Gilbert & Sullivan Players have made a point of building their seasons around an alternation of the three most frequently heard Savoyard operettas — "The Pirates of Penzance," "The Mikado" and "H.M.S. Pinafore" — and the lesser-known works that make up the rest of the canon.
But Mr. Obama has made a point of building a relationship with Mr. McCain since Election Day and it seems more than possible that these former rivals will build an alliance in the Obama Adminstration John Kerry The senator from Massachusetts once wanted to be standing where Mr. Obama was today.
Republican officials, alarmed by Obama's operation, have made a point of building the party's most extensive ground organization to date.
In Excerpt 7, Candidate A raised the point of building a harmonious society by passing on happiness.
Building energy efficiency (BEE) is a concrete manifestation of sustainable development theory in the building industry, a worldwide trend of architectural design, as well as a new growth point of building science and technology.
The real point of building a movement is to provide a countervailing power to the fossil-fuel industry.
Keep in mind that no intelligence agency thought that Iraq's efforts had progressed to the point of building an enrichment facility or making fissile material.
The designed brick-built passive house is thus almost equalized with the timber-based houses from a point of view of building envelope thickness.
