The phrase "a third point for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when introducing an additional argument or piece of information in a discussion or analysis.
Example: "In addition to the previous two arguments, I would like to present a third point for consideration: the impact of climate change on biodiversity."
Alternatives: "an additional point for" or "a further argument for".
McIlroy, who celebrated in emphatic style after converting an eagle putt on the 16th green to seal a third point for Europe, admitted to being inspired in part by a "hostile" home crowd.
Republicans are often suspicious when Democrats start talking that way, which is why Mr Castro's biographical narrative—"The Castro family's history in the United States began nearly 100 years ago when his grandmother, Victoria Castro, came to Texas as a young orphan"—adds a useful shot of credibility.As a third point, for a catchphrase, "the infrastructure of opportunity" is relatively clear.
The center of the femoral head was used as a third point for the calculations of movements of the stem.
In addition, the governor wants the current extra charge of $100 on a sixth point for a violation raised to $150, with an additional $25 per point after that, to a maximum of 12 points.
A second point for the Oak Leafers - and one they needed.
And that's a first point for Comoros in these qualifiers, Libya will be disappointed not to get a win over the minnows despite the problems back home.
You've got to get out there and you've got to be willing to talk to people and you've got to be willing to talk to people who are not the typical target, and that raises a second point for me and that is what the military looks like going forward.
In his second game in charge since being put in temporary charge after Graham Turner stepped down, it was a first point for Town caretaker manager Mike Jackson, ending the run of four straight defeats that had plunged the Shropshire side into the relegation zone.
As a first point for debate, old global health initiatives post Alma Ata are compared and contrasted with the more recent developments in health policy to identify new mechanisms for restoring trust in health care (Table 2).
However, as our analyses demonstrate, drug using characteristics and the corollary of more survival-based activities, are also a significant barrier to ART adherence among women and are likely a first point for interventions that seek to improve access to healthcare services among IDU women.
Sesame Street is a first point of entry for current events for many children.
