The phrase "a point of contributing" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the significance or relevance of contributions, but it would be clearer to rephrase it.
Example: "At this meeting, we will discuss a point of contributing to the overall project goals."
Alternatives: "a point of input" or "a point of involvement".
The tour was in Denver when the Columbine High School shootings took place, and Jay-Z makes a point of contributing the profits from the Denver show to the school.
In any case, during a recent Muslim rally, George Lincoln Rockwell, the chief of the American Nazi party, made a point of contributing about twenty dollars to the cause, and he and Malcolm X decided that, racially speaking, anyway, they were in complete agreement.
During the preconcert ceremony, Susan Wadsworth, the founding director of Young Concert Artists, made a point of thanking Mr. Mickelthwate for contributing three days of rehearsals to this benefit concert.
He is but the centre of an action that takes place in a context involving many other characters, each contributing a point of view, a set of values or antivalues to the complex dialectic of the play.
Halperin makes a point of not voting, which has contributed to the speculation.
A point of view to confirm which could contribute to making a more cogent, clearer strategy for cities in Europe.
Finally, the medications commonly used for the treatment of CHF have an as yet unknown effect on cognition and may, from a theoretical point of view, contribute to some of the deficits observed amongst patients.
Despite the Red Cross defense, many activists point out the advantages of contributing to Haitian-run groups.
Still, Ec10, as it is known at Harvard, is hardly neutral -- in its readings or its lectures -- and its point of view contributes a good deal to his importance.
In contrast to classical ILC schemes where the number of iterative variables is generally equal to the number of control inputs, the second controller proposed in this paper uses just two iterative variables, which is an interesting fact from a practical point of view since it contributes considerably to memory space saving in real-time implementations.
Instead, we assumed that each point-of-entry source contributed independently and equally to a CWS's distribution system, and that each source contributed a constant amount to the system, regardless of season.
