The phrase "a point of release" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are discussing a moment or location where something is let go or freed, such as in a physical or metaphorical sense.
Example: "At a point of release, the tension in the rope was finally alleviated, allowing the weight to drop."
Alternatives: "a moment of liberation" or "a point of liberation".
Hilton made a point of releasing a separate document today entitled Road to the Manifesto, to show that ideas in the manifesto were the fruit of four-and-a-half years' work.
They had always made a point of releasing all the data they got, so it wasn't really novel; but like all the best news, their wallchart dramatised and made inescapable something people had only half understood.
Waitrose, for its part, has made a point of releasing a bare-bones ad in which Delia Smith and Heston Blumenthal stand in an empty studio, claiming the big-hearted supermarket giant has decided to give some of the money that would have gone on a glitzy advert to charity.
Taylor says Quip made a point of releasing the app on non-Google app stores like Amazon's, as well as several independent stores in China.
Previous older candidates ― Bob Dole in 1996 and John McCain in 2008 ― made a point of releasing detailed medical records to show they were healthy enough to handle the stress of the job.
Google, Facebook, Twitter, Apple and Amazon, among others, have all made a point of releasing their diversity numbers, at least insofar as diversity means "gender and ethnicity," and have done so for two years in a row, so we can see how little things are improving.
In addition, radium-adsorbed pipe scale presents an additional source for radon exposure that is not captured by point-of-release testing.
White House officials said that Mr. Obama made a point of demanding her release when he made a speech to Asean members.
We anticipate that results presented here will inform the future design of engineered underdominance gene drive systems as well as providing a point of reference regarding release strategies for those looking to test such a system.
It is a phase-dark body that is composed of an aggregation of membrane-bound vesicles containing cell wall components, serving as a point of assemblage and release of such components intermediate between the Golgi and the cell membrane.
