The phrase "a point of responding" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the act of replying or reacting to something, but it may require additional clarification for better understanding.
Example: "At this stage in the discussion, we have reached a point of responding to the concerns raised by the audience."
Alternatives: "a moment to reply" or "a time to respond".
I haven't made a point of responding to that.
He stood outside the room before the meeting to welcome shareholders and made a point of responding to them by name from the podium, even telling one critic, "I like you".
He also made a point of responding to every question - even thanking the journalist who raised allegations by an Italian news magazine that one of his trusted monsignors, Battista Ricca the Vatican bank prelate, had been found trapped in a lift with a rent boy.
Another question that annoyed him was "what is the difference between astronomy and astrology?" Despite this he made a point of responding to all letters delivered to his house, and sent a variety of standard replies to letters asking basic questions, as well as those from conspiracy theorists, proponents of hunting and 'cranks'cranks
Some chose, and still choose, to ignore them and make a point of never responding; others chose to get stuck in.
Charles makes a point of always respond, whether the comments are negative or positive.
I believe it's a point of democracy to respond wholeheartedly and fully to this question: Who shall have access to print?
In brief, all patients had already reached a point of having metastases not responding to established treatment options, before they were started on sunitinib.
That's a point of pride," Koudounaris responds.
"Look, Mr. -- Mr. Moderator, and as a point of personal privilege, can I respond to that?" Mr. Gore asked.
Since last February, he has conducted multiple interviews with Jamar for VladTV, and has made a point of asking other rappers to respond to his comments, knowing that their reactions will generate even more headlines.
