The phrase "an essential point for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing the importance of a specific point in a discussion or argument.
Example: "In our analysis, we identified an essential point for understanding the underlying causes of the issue."
Alternatives: "a crucial aspect of" or "a key factor in".
In this study, we needed to focus on the effects of ecological and energy-efficiency processes in creating vernacular habitats and the selection of optimal building systems and materials in this part of the world, which can be an essential point for sustainable environmental building processes in the future.
The balance between "cookbook medicine" - marked by a high adherence to the guideline's recommendations - and individual treatment of the patient was an essential point for the interviewed physicians.
We believe this is an essential point for our manuscript and have therefore performed additional experiments to obtain more insight in the correlation of PC activity with lobule and/or zebrin identity.
It was not only used as a source, it was an essential point of reference for the making of [the Da Vinci Code]." Mr Brown, whose earnings are estimated at more than £200m, acknowledges the theories of The Holy Blood in his novel and called his villain Sir Leigh Teabing.
The women and children's centre within the demolition area provides shelter to some of the most vulnerable individuals living in the Jungle, while the youth centre is seen as an essential point of aid for the camp's many unaccompanied young boys.
An x ∈ S ( w ) is said to be an essential point of S ( w ) if, for any open neighborhood N ( x ) of x in X, there is a positive δ such that N ( x ) ∩ S ( w ′ ) ≠ ∅ for any w ′ ∈ M with ρ ( w, w ′ ) < δ. w is said to be essential if all x ∈ S ( w ) is essential.
An ( x, y ) ∈ F ( q ) is said to be an essential point of F ( q ) if, for any open neighborhood N ( x, y ) of ( x, y ) in X × Y, there is a positive δ such that N ( x, y ) ∩ F ( q ′ ) ≠ ∅ for any q ′ ∈ M with ρ ( q, q ′ ) < δ. q is said to be essential if each ( x, y ) ∈ F ( q ) is essential.
An ( x, y ) ∈ Λ ( q ) is said to be an essential point of Λ ( q ) if, for any open neighborhood N ( x, y ) of ( x, y ) in X × Y, there is a positive δ such that N ( x, y ) ∩ Λ ( q ′ ) ≠ ∅ for any q ′ ∈ M with ρ ( q, q ′ ) < δ. q is said to be essential if each ( x, y ) ∈ Λ ( q ) is essential.
There is an essential point here for Western information programs like the Voice of America that are directed to Muslims.
But it raises an essential point: a sanctuary for whom?
Therefore, the determination of a cutover threshold for each AP is the essential point for reference fingerprint DB management.
