The phrase "all important points" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when summarizing or emphasizing key aspects of a discussion, report, or presentation.
Example: "In conclusion, we have covered all important points regarding the project's progress and future steps."
Alternatives: "key aspects" or "crucial elements".
These are all important points.
In all important points they contradicted the evidence of the Nazi waiter Hellmer who testified yesterday that he had seen Dimitroff, Popoff, and Taneff in the restaurant with Van der Lubbe.
Those are all important points.
10. make sure to note down carefully all important points of discussion and any other additional information.
(4) Did the parents appear worried, how was their behavior towards each other when being discharged from the hospital, were all important points to observe.
Working to a script to avoid interviewer bias and ensure that all important points are covered, the researcher will outline why the study is being done, what taking part would mean, and the associated risks.
Ms. Ziegelman writes well, too, about Ellis Island and about what she calls "the first all-important point of contact between the United States government and its future citizens".
What may be lost in collaboration is the strong voice of an individual, that all-important point of view that gives writing flavor, strength and punch.
Imagine a veteran, who is also a customer service or tech support agent, handling that all-important point of contact between you and your customers.
The all-important point is the early recognition of the first deviation from a healthy state; and I would anxiously urge upon you, that even a suspected state of disease justifies a plan of treatment by rest, which, in my belief, would, in the majority of such doubtful cases, be the means of preventing the occurrence of the more formidable symptoms.
All these important points are discussed in the following manuscript.
