The phrase "any points from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when asking for specific information or feedback regarding a topic or discussion.
Example: "Do you have any points from the meeting that you would like to share?"
Alternatives: "any insights from" or "any comments from".
Azerbaijan, which is a major oil producer and borders the Caspian Sea, did not receive any points from Armenia.
Most impressively, they did it without any points from Duncan, who went 0 for 10 from the field in the quarter.
The original decision awarded the two points to Nottinghamshire but that has now been altered, with neither side taking any points from the match.
Officials also said that McLaren, which led the team standings by 27 points over Ferrari, would not earn any points from the race.
This time, the Pentagon insisted on a fixed-price contract and did not deduct any points from either bidder for possible production delays.
Even without any points from Leslie in the first half -- she shot 0 for 4 from the field -- the Sparks were able to stay close, trailing by 31-30 at intermission.
The LQE reconstructs the states of the plant, including transverse deflection of the beam at any point, from the measurements of the vertical deflection of the hub, assuming that it is the most accessible state for measurement.
You are allowed to change your mind and cancel an order at any point from the day you place it up until 14 working days from the day after it is delivered.
Even organic produce requires thorough washing: it may not have synthetic chemicals, but mold, rot, fecal matter or other natural substances can contaminate it at any point from field to market.
And yet, many women who count as late-term abortions, at 18 weeks or more, report that the reason their pregnancy got so advanced was because that at any point from 15 weeks, their GPs became obstructive and unhelpful.
