The phrase "a worthwhile point of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the value or significance of a particular idea, argument, or observation.
Example: "During the meeting, she made a worthwhile point of considering the long-term effects of our decision."
Alternatives: "a valuable aspect of" or "an important consideration of".
After all, Myles Brown did make a worthwhile point on Twitter the day of the trade: "Which team is tanking?
But it makes a worthwhile point, in her view, by urging a rediscovery of an earlier view of global health that was more prevalent before 2000.
Somewhere in the middle there was an effective analogy about the welfare of the unemployed and middle-class being held "hostage" by the Republicans -- and a worthwhile talking point about how the protection of the American public as a whole (including the middle class in particular) is the president's "north star" or central guiding value.
The Mercedes-Benz Club of America has a website that is a worthwhile starting point for car owners when looking for a wealth of individuals who are knowledgeable about this specific make of car.
Yet Matchar's very worthwhile point is couched in such an excess of moralistic admonishing that it can feel infantilizing.
A worthwhile starting point might be to reflect, without prejudice, on the ecumenical meaning of what Pope Francis said at the FAO.
The third proposition of the paper that a narrow range of acceptable information exists such that lending in an environment of imperfect information is worthwhile, points to the possibility of creating a hedging portfolio (Yoon and Smith 2002).
Evaluating the benefits reported by patients initiating ERT with laronidase at adult age might help physicians decide whether the use of ERT in these patients is worthwhile from a clinical point of view.
Much equipment has diminishing though still worthwhile returns, and a point of greatly diminishing returns.
That's a legitimate point to raise and a worthwhile topic of discussion, and I wrote less precisely than I probably should have, because I wasn't trying to say that Fox and MSNBC are perfect mirror images or, for that matter, that the Daily Caller and Daily Kos are.
