The phrase "a point of emphasising" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "a point of emphasis."
Example: "In this discussion, I want to highlight a point of emphasis regarding the importance of teamwork."
Alternatives: "a key point" or "a focal point."
But he made a point of emphasising this, too:Each nation gives life to this principle in its own way, grounded in the traditions of its own people.
Murdoch is at pains to make a point of emphasising his dilatoriness, first saying his thanks are "belated", then adding that it is "10 days" since they met.
Cameron will make a point of emphasising that the UK is one of the few Nato countries to meet its commitment to spend 2% of GDP on defence.
This almost instinctive cleaving to the American line on Iraq is particularly striking coming from a British government which has made a point of emphasising its desire to build closer relations with Europe.The relationship between Britain and America does tend to look a bit more special at times of international crisis.
Prior to taking the Trans-Karoo, I had travelled on Shosholoza Meyl's fine, new Premier Classe (first-class only) overnight service from Johannesburg to Durban, where the passengers had been either white South Africans or white expats living in South Africa, and the train crew had made a point of emphasising that all the doors would remain securely locked for the whole journey.
Pro-Palestinian 'activists' often make a point of emphasising the large number of Palestinian deaths in contrast to the relatively few Israelis killed in the conflict between the two nations; but one might say the same about Syria when compared with Gaza and the West Bank.
In the statement by the Presidency, I again made a point of clearly emphasising cooperation and interchange with the Commission, on the basis of which we wish together to arrive at a legally certain regulation.
McCarthy had made a particular pre-match point of emphasising the threat posed by Ritchie but, still, Josh Emmanuel failed to prevent the former Bournemouth winger from crossing perfectly for Pérez to lash the ball home from inside the area.
A point to emphasise is that none of those interviewed, even those who detest it, expect Isis to go out of business soon, although it is coming under increasingly effective pressure from its many enemies.
A point worth emphasising is that the use of other effective communication skills did not increase the length of consultations.
As he points out, such believers tend to have the least personal experience of the planet, a point once emphasised by the explorer-naturalist Alexander von Humboldt: "The most dangerous worldview is the worldview of those have not viewed the world".
