The phrase "a point to focus" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey the idea of a specific topic or aspect to concentrate on, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "In our discussion, we need to identify a point to focus on to ensure we stay on track."
Alternatives: "a focal point" or "a key aspect".
Microsoft also is making a point to focus on identity management and other issues as part of its road to full integration.
It may be that this is a new area, and so this difference is expected but should any small nodes appear amongst a group of larger nodes, this may be a useful trigger for the learner to initiate discussion, or a point to focus on, if the system initiates discussion of this.
"Or is music separate from political history?" "I've kind of made a point to focus on mainly instrumental music most of my career" Smith replies.
I always made it a point to focus on the needs and interests of my students and tweaked the curriculum accordingly.
Food 4 Thot, launched last month, is a podcast hosted by four diverse queer men who have made it a point to focus on the intersection of race and queerness.
Bill Clinton launched a notable initiative that made a number of reforms; Barack Obama, who prioritized governmental efficiency bids in major speeches, made it a point to focus on the kind of Silicon Valley-style innovation that seems to get Kushner excited.
It's really a beginning point, to focus on the engineering science around how you might create systems that have this type of function".
World Prematurity Day on November 17 is a rallying point to focus our attention on this global issue.
Have a single point to focus on.
Finally, the association between clinical characteristics, such as the severity of visual loss and length of time with glaucoma therapy, and satisfaction and compliance was not analysed but could be an interesting point to focus on in future studies.
Here is a trick when you really feel like lying to someone, either to spare their feelings or to spare yourself from their unfavorable response: Find an anchor point to focus on by choosing something good about that person.
