The phrase "as I pointed before" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct form would be "as I pointed out before." You can use it when referring back to a previous point or statement you made in a discussion or text.
Example: "As I pointed out before, the results of the experiment were inconclusive."
Alternatives: "as I mentioned earlier" or "as I stated previously."
As I pointed out before, there are at least 80 different files that need to be encoded and stored for the approximately 4 15 sec video including credits.
As I pointed out before, the rules actually harm local programming by weakening the ability of local newspapers and local broadcasters to achieve more efficient operations and be financial viability.
As I pointed out, never before has a Japanese Prime Minister been accorded such an honor.
However, as I pointed out before Christmas, Trump's poll numbers can no longer be dismissed as a Michele Bachmann/ Herman Cain-stylesurge, and the possibility of him winning the nomination has to be considered.
And, when they do come down, ninety-nine per cent of the time it's a pond or lake-type area, and, if you're lucky, fairly near the bank, as I pointed out before.
As I pointed out before the debate, he and his advisers knew that one good debate performance wouldn't be enough to fully turn things around in states like Ohio and Virginia.
It does not guarantee growth, for sure, but nor does authoritarianism as I pointed out before.
As I pointed out before, Ryan's own budget argues against raising taxes on capital gains and dividends.
As I pointed out before, the futures structure withstood the hurricane winds of the Lehman Brothers failure and was used as the model to regulate swaps.
And yet, as I pointed out before, the majority of views is that America likes Obama's counter-terror policies even better after the GOP spent a month inveighing against them.
As I pointed out in my previous post, before last week we'd been lucky.
