The phrase "alarming point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation or condition that is concerning or causes worry, often in a context where urgency is implied.
Example: "The report highlighted an alarming point regarding the increase in pollution levels in the city."
Alternatives: "worrying issue" or "concerning matter".
In addition to highlighting that alarming point, we'd like to offer some solace in the form of an analogy with natural disasters.
Once again they have produced a collection of trends for the year ahead, in their "Global Trends Report".The possibilities of mind control seem alarming ( point 6) as do the implications of growing income inequality (point 10).
It's a potent closer, because Kumar lets the incident score its alarming point about the state of the nation, while focusing on his own caught-on-the-hop reaction to it.
But the more pressing and alarming point here, is this: not ten days ago I held out Tapper as a terrific example of what someone in the press is doing with Twitter, and recommending him to others!
A simple Google search validates this alarming point.
Obesity and diabetes mellitus have reached alarming points in Arab Gulf countries and no wonder that researchers from these countries have high research activity regarding obesity.
In summary the results are alarming and point out that there should be a greater focus on this topic, especially on prevention and intervention.
In other words, President Obama will do similar things, but more so, as we read in today's Guardian, albeit from a far more alarming starting point than ours.
Chris Mould, the executive chairman of Trussell Trust, said he wanted the government to set up an official inquiry because "these alarming developments point towards serious trouble for the nation in the years ahead unless urgent action is taken now".
Careful to come off unalarmingly, the Brookings research nevertheless does serve up an alarming bullet point, that blue collar jobs, those commonly associated with manufacturing, will be among the most intensely impacted in terms of possible attrition.
Malnutrition is not new to Somalia, however such critical levels in a region known as the country's breadbasket are alarming and point to a deteriorating humanitarian situation.
