The phrase "apart from points" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate exceptions or to separate specific items from a broader category.
Example: "Apart from points raised in the meeting, we also need to consider the feedback from the clients."
Alternatives: "aside from points" or "besides points".
Apart from pointing out that shoppers fought their way through the economic gloom to set a Thanksgiving weekend record, where to go from there?
Darling doesn't give much away, apart from pointing out that because schools and hospitals will be "protected", other departments will carry more of the burden.
Apart from pointing to the existence of the settlement agreement, Leviev argues there was no signed contract between the pair when Ascorp was created.
The board did not give details about the threats, apart from pointing out that Mr. Cruz's installation was vandalized on Aug. 4 and that a couple tried to set it on fire.
The group didn't have to do much apart from point out all those instances of death, destruction and torture that showed how what America said bared little resemblance to what it did.
Apart from pointing out their friends, clients organize themselves into notary groups.
Now apart from point 1 and 2, we place VMs from the decreasingly sorted VM migration list(based on cpu utilization) on hosts where we do not check for increase of power consumption whether it is maximum or minimum.
Apart from pointing to the perennial success of tech services that have figured out and completely nailed their target market, the funding and growth of Luxury Retreats underscores something else: just how normalised the concept of "the sharing economy" has become.
Apart from point substitutions, a single previously unknown structural change in Gp-9 also was detected.
Apart from point mutations, the lacZ reporter system is also capable of detecting genome rearrangements, i.e., events such as deletions and translocations that result from the erroneous reannealing of double-strand breaks in a lacZ reporter gene and elsewhere in the genome, either on the same chromosome or on another chromosome.
