The phrase "a point of removing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific moment or reason for removal, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "At a point of removing the old software, we realized we needed a better solution."
Alternatives: "a moment of removal" or "a reason for removal".
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He says he asked Admiral Widodo to "look out" for General Wirahadikusumah because "he is a good thinker", but that it was the decision of the commander of the armed forces to appoint General Wirahadikusumah to command Kostrad.Mr Wahid has already made a point of removing other politically inclined generals from active service.
One way out to do this is to make it a point of removing mucus from the nostrils every time you go to washroom.
Café Fatima, next to the local art school, made a point of not removing any of the wallpaper when it took over from the couple serving daily dishes to its older regulars (the arcade racing game from the 1980s is still there as well).
And he's waging a crusade against it, even to the point of removing the green dot on Basecamp's product.
Nike has done an excellent job of completely stripping out extraneous settings, even to the point of removing date and time settings and requiring a PC sync to change any settings.
"The point of removing student number controls was to make a more competitive environment.
"To that end, I am not revising Walden to the point of removing any of Thoreau's ideas or adding my own.
In Alexandria, the country's second city and home of Egypt's Salafist movement, the Islamists are in an awkward spot.Since ousting Mr Morsi, the government has hounded the Brotherhood, referring to its loyalists as "terrorists", to the point of removing them from above-board politics altogether.
Gallagher said it was important as a point of principle to remove discrimination and, with the support of the Greens MLA Shane Rattenbury, the territory government had the numbers on the floor to change the law.
"I'm not surprised by anything the government does at this point, but I'm a little bit surprised why they would make a point of trying to remove more people … when we're waiting on a decision from the court," Rabinovitz said.
