The phrase "a point to examine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a specific topic or issue that requires further analysis or consideration.
Example: "In our discussion about climate change, there is a point to examine regarding the impact of renewable energy sources."
Alternatives: "an aspect to consider" or "a matter to investigate".
Single CpG sites with differential methylation patterns can be regarded as potential biomarkers and provide a starting point to examine the epigenetic regulation of disease-relevant genes.
Students will use Joseph's story as a starting point to examine how the civil unrest in the city affected residents and the surrounding businesses and schools.
Lessig's model of internet regulation was used as a starting point to examine the alternative regulatory mechanisms that apply to personal data on SNSs.
We thus used father's occupation as a reference point to examine the effects of gender of the interviewed parents.
This volume uses Bruce Trigger's 1984 article, "Alternative Archaeologies: Nationalist, Colonialist, Imperialist" as a starting point to examine the complex interaction between contemporary society and archaeological practice today.
This essay uses Lyman's nostalgia as a starting point to examine how his rediscovery of this lost innocence in his grandparents reifies the familiar US history of its frontier settlers as morally righteous a history that glosses over the violent aspects of the western past.
These published observations provided a starting point to examine shorter time scales (i.e., Φ[t,40 months], Fig. 2C; Φ[t,192 months], Fig. 2E ) within these data for relationships with climatic indices known to influence weather systems at scales likely to be relevant for phenological change [1], [5], [22], [23].
As a starting point to examine how the synthesis rate of Bmal1 mRNA (V sB) exhibits the largest effects on our system, some explorations on variation of the parameter space were carried out presently.
But a reasonable starting point to examine the modern wars is May 14 , 1948
This 90-minute documentary, presented by "Frontline," uses their stories as a stepping-off point to examine the changing nature of the country's economy and the fate of a declining middle class.
Credit markets offer a unique starting point to examine how our concept of the future has changed so much in so little time.
