The phrase "a severe points" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a grammatical error, possibly intended to convey "severe point" or "severe points" in a different context.
Example: "The report highlighted several severe points regarding the project's risks."
Alternatives: "critical issues" or "serious concerns."
One of those volunteers, John Kisembo, said that he "found in the community that people didn't know what is TB and people were only reaching [health services] at a severe point".
But Netflix's preferred way to deliver its video streams, through a server system it calls Open Connect, is a severe point of contention and a sticking point in the current discussions.
According to the scale, children who have scored 30 36 have mild to moderate autism (n = 38), while those with scores ranging between 37 and 60 points have a severe degree of autism (n = 62).
The degree of the disease severity was assessed by using CARS and according to this scale, children who have scored 30 36 have mild to moderate autism (n = 28), while those with scores ranging between 37 and 60 points have a severe degree of autism (n = 34).
Traditionally, the choice comes down to tandem pumping or running a single pump at a severe duty point.
More recently, she appeared on the cover of New York magazine in a leather jacket, with a severe collar, pointed upward, which made her look as though she were preparing herself for a science fiction remake of "Easy Rider".
These companies have many, many providers behind the scenes and paying these people is a severe pain point".
However, There is a massive mobile commerce opportunity that is a severe pain point for both consumers and merchants, but large industry players are failing to meaningfully address it.
The collapse of realty capital — a juggernaut that was a part of, if not the cause of, a severe inflection point for valuation in retail broker/dealers — will draw attention to acquisition opportunities at a substantially discounted price from just two to three years prior.
The collapse of realty capital — a juggernaut that was a part of, if not the cause of, a severe inflection point for valuation in retail broker/dealers — will draw attention to acquisition opportunities at a substantially discounted price from just two to three years prior.
