The phrase "a point of information" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to provide or request specific information or clarification on a topic during a discussion or presentation.
Example: "Before we proceed with the vote, I would like to make a point of information regarding the budget proposal."
Alternatives: "a piece of information" or "a clarification point".
This time round, the clerk told us they were just back for a point of information.
3.20pm: Michael Ollier has a point of information regarding by Dwight Yorke suit "gag".
"As a point of information, Keith Hackett has no responsibility for the selection of match officials for FA Cup games".
Just as a point of information, kidney stones and gallstones are both called "stones" but are entirely different.
This was not so much a point of information as a desperate jab in self-defense on the threshold of his kitchen.
We expect them to be responsive, and if they are not, we will make that a point of information in our report".
PubMed, the National Library of Medicine's free source for MEDLINE data, was not exclusively designed to be a point-of-care information delivery tool.
"We're getting to a point of location information everywhere," said Stefan Weitz, a senior director at Microsoft's Bing search business, which includes maps.
9 If a point of care information summary still cited the old version of the Cochrane systematic review this was considered not updated, regardless of the nature and impact of the change in conclusions.
The main aim of publication is to compare the information systems of the institutes of Czech Geological Survey and German Federal Institute for Geosciences and Natural Resources from a point of view of information which is needed for civil engineering purposes.
A database exposed to the web can be a critical point of information leakage, if the application code designed to enable access is not sufficiently secured.
