The phrase "a point of study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific topic or subject that is being examined or researched.
Example: "The impact of climate change on biodiversity is a point of study for many environmental scientists."
Alternatives: "a subject of research" or "a focus of investigation".
Why Princeton was spared any deaths remains a point of study, as the answers could have important implications in the event of another virulent influenza outbreak or a bio-terrorism attack.
I have taken my own supply of vitamin D. Using myself as a point of study, I will not know if it has had any effect until I return home for further blood tests to compare against those I had taken in England before my departure.
There is a host of things recommended as a point of study so you may choose any that feel relevant to you at the beginning and then work on to the more complex aspects.
The boy's physician, Dr. William Borkowsky, a pediatric infectious disease specialist at New York University, said he made a point of studying anthrax when bioterrorism became a threat in recent years.
The group's stronger moments reflected more of an adherence to groove and especially to the folkloric Afro-Cuban rhythms that Mr. McAll has made a point of studying.
They made a point of studying the stellar heavens; but with the possible exception of the theory of musical intervals in the cosmos no new contributions to astronomy can be ascribed to them with any degree of probability.
Conscious that ETA is the only long-standing terror group now active in Europe, its politicians in HB have made a point of studying how peace, however fragile, has been achieved in Northern Ireland.
By all means, students should take courses they deem practical and follow their interests, but if they also make a point of studying the literature of the Harlem Renaissance, or delving into modern poetry, or even taking introductory philosophy, we will all benefit.
By Samuel G. Freedman February 11 , 2014While playing nearly fifty years ago for Florida A. & M. University, a historically black college with a storied football program, John Eason made a point of closely studying his head coach, Jake Gaither.
While playing nearly fifty years ago for Florida A. & M. University, a historically black college with a storied football program, John Eason made a point of closely studying his head coach, Jake Gaither.
