The phrase "although the points of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a contrast or exception regarding specific points being discussed.
Example: "Although the points of the argument were well-articulated, they failed to address the underlying issues."
Alternatives: "even though the aspects of" or "despite the factors of".
Although the points of interest include no overwhelming caches of objects to peruse, masterpieces show up regularly.
Although the points of runoff against temperatures are highly scattered, there exists decreasing trends of runoff with temperature rise for all three phases, showing discharges are weakly correlated to temperature (linear correlation coefficients ranging from 0.012 to 0.179) and implying temperature is but not a dominant driver of change in stream flow.
(As the notion of "process" here attests, Deleuze's relation to Whitehead is one of the most important contemporary issues for students of his thought; although the points of comparison are many, Deleuze himself rarely discussed Whitehead, save for several important pages in The Fold).
Although the point-of-care PRC did not improve clinical outcomes, both patients and providers expressed satisfaction with its potential to motivate behavioral change.
He is also accused of being in possession of incriminating material, including body armour, when detained by Ugandan police, although at the point of his arrest he had been in Kenyan custody for several hours.
Although from the point of view of cancer prevention, the best level of alcohol consumption is zero, evidence shows that low and moderate (1-2 drinks/dalcoholohol consumption might reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease.
However, although at the point of secondary infection (5 dpi), we observe a trend to reduced alveolar macrophage numbers, their numbers are similar in resistant CCR2−/− and susceptible wild-type mice.
I firmly believe that although the "point" of cooking lies in the end result, its meaning resides in the process.
Although the point of the FRC's demise was to indicate that Japan's financial crisis was over, the banking environment is beginning to look eerily akin to those crisis days of early 1999.
Although the point of Domino is to help people shop — the former print edition was the sister publication to Lucky, the women's shopping magazine — breaking up the story and shopping verticals means viewers aren't constantly being whacked over the head with buy buttons.
Although the point of view is specific to a bisexual character, Hannon feels that this is something every person of every orientation and gender identity can relate to.
