The phrase "a richer point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a more nuanced or detailed perspective on a topic.
Example: "In our discussion, I believe we should explore a richer point regarding the implications of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "a deeper insight" or "a more profound perspective".
A generalized version of the Glauber Klauder basic formula of quantum optics is shown to be valid for any cyclic subnormal operator S whose adjoint has a rich point spectrum σp(S∗) (in the sense that a semispectral measure of S vanishes on C∖σp(S∗)∗).
Geocoding of this information produces a rich, point-based data set that can be analyzed with the help of geographical information systems (GIS).
There's no requirement for the content viewer to purchase Pixeom hardware or download their application, although there is a free mobile app for accessing the Pixeom Exchange Network of public content, as an alternative and richer point of entry to accessing this content via a web browser.
With the hospital car park as a rich starting point for the first session, participants with growing confidence, write their feelings anonymously on coloured slips of paper, in answer to a handful of questions.
Scholars wanting to read Zhu Xi on his own terms, largely unmediated by western thought, turn to the five volume Zhu Xi anthology edited by Qian Mu as a rich starting point.
Even so, Anglo-American systems of copyright, patent, trade secret, and trademark, along with certain continental doctrines, provide a rich starting point for understanding intellectual property (Moore 1998, 2001).
Nadler's multivalued contraction theorem [1] has led to a rich fixed point theory for multivalued maps in nonlinear analysis (see, for instance [6, 9 12, 15 22], and [13, 14, 23, 24]).
"I've seen a lot of single-cam shows that come from a rich, white point of view but fail to comment on it.
It is directly connected to the wadi Al Batha, and forms a typical sand and mud rich point source system that acts as regional sediment conduit and feeds a ~ 1000 km2 sandy lobe.
Adam Davidson, who writes the column It's the Economy for the magazine, wrote this week's cover story on Edward Conard and one super-rich point of view.
