The phrase "an intense point of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific moment or aspect that is particularly strong or significant in a given context.
Example: "The debate reached an intense point of contention when the topic of climate change was introduced."
Alternatives: "a critical juncture of" or "a pivotal moment of".
(Traditional LEDs produce a small, intense point of light, but OLEDs, or organic light-emitting diodes, can be fashioned into thin — even flexible — panels).
An artwork by her is installed on the Golden Gate bridge in San Francisco, consisting of intense points of reflected sunlight on the summits of its towers.
That difference of opinion is fast becoming one of the most intense points of debate in the president's drive to expand health coverage and control the nation's growing healthcare tab.
More meaningfully, the repressed ghosts of "Caché" and "Code Unknown" are evoked by the African refugees who walk the streets of Calais (an intense focal point of the ongoing migrant crisis), and also by the hardworking, painfully well-behaved Moroccan couple that serves the Laurent household.
They are "not to be sneezed at". In an age with an intense focal point of digitalization, Vivant Books has successful seeped through the cracks to present us with fine art in a way that's elegant, inventive and refreshing.
In an age with an intense focal point of digitalization, Vivant Books has successful seeped through the cracks to present us with fine art in a way that's elegant, inventive and refreshing.
The detail involved in each of Bonequi's 3D compositions captivates the eye, making even the most mundane joint on the leg of an insect into a point of intense interest.
This is due to the intense signaling, point of failure, and handover delay during the MN motion.
Rice would have drawn heat, but she would not have been the intense focal point of the GOP's relentless attack.
Law enforcement officials say the hearings this week by the commission, known formally as the National Commission on Terrorist Attacks Upon the United States, are expected to produce an intense round of finger-pointing between current and former F.B.I. and Justice Department officials.
