The phrase "a point of considerable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant or noteworthy aspect of a topic or issue.
Example: "The report highlights a point of considerable interest regarding the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "a matter of significant" or "an issue of great".
Gandhara's role in the evolution of the Buddha image has been a point of considerable disagreement among scholars.
It thus focuses on a context in which the use of electronic consultation by "executive branch" actors engaged in policy-making has been developing for over a decade, and has reached a point of considerable, although not final maturity.
What they apparently did not consider, though it was a point of considerable controversy today, is that a 1983 space agency "waiver" governing the joint warns that the secondary seal cannot be relied upon at all times.
How Iceland are handled by their opponents in Russia will be a point of considerable interest; surely England and any other more established forces will be averse to making the same mistakes twice.
I've got a problem.' And I take out a piece of paper, maybe Social Security for her mother, and she said, 'I heard you're for Kerry.' And she said, 'You're so strong and he's so weak.' " Biden looked at me, to make sure I understood what he seemed to think was a point of considerable nuance.
GREENVILLE, S.C. — Four years ago, Mitt Romney's Mormon faith was a point of considerable concern, if not contention, for many Republican voters in South Carolina, a state where many voters are evangelical Christians and one that is known for its bare-knuckled politics.
Disease progression, defined as the time from seroconversion until the point at which immunosuppression occurs (i.e., a CD4+ T-cell count less than 350 cells/mm, initiation of highly active antiretroviral therapy [HAART]), is a clinical end point of considerable interest.
Troeltsch, it may be noted, had some effect on the sociology of religion e.g., in his distinction between church-type and sect-type organizations in the history of Christianity, a distinction that has formed the starting point of considerable researches in recent times, as noted above.
Each of these statements represents a point of view about "good leadership". Considerable experience, factual data, and theoretical principles could be cited to support each statement, even though they seem to be inconsistent when placed together.
Vitra, which had retreated for years into the office furniture business, made a point of reminding the crowds of its considerable history as a provider of domestic comforts (not least with a gallery of greatest living-room hits by the Eameses and others).
Although the role of the metabotropic glutamate receptors (mGluRs) in hippocampal synaptic plasticity has proved a point of controversy in in vitro studies, considerable consistency in support of a critical role for these receptors in the persistence of synaptic plasticity in vivo is evident [6] [11].
