The phrase "as one point of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a specific aspect or perspective within a broader discussion or argument.
Example: "As one point of consideration, we should evaluate the environmental impact of our decision."
Alternatives: "as one aspect of" or "as one perspective on".
The solution can't be as simple as one point of contact because, in a large, complex, global organization, one point of contact is never simple.
(As one point of comparison, our corporate masters at AOL reported $1.3 billion in ad revenue last year).
(VIPKID is not disclosing its valuation in this round, but we are trying to find out. As one point of comparison, Age of Learning, an e-learning startup app-based out of California, raised $150 million at a $1 billion valuation earlier this year).
Popp sees his page as one point of a "blogosphere triangle" for Costa Mesa.
As one point of convergence, both DZN and chlorpyrifos largely spare the midbrain, which contains higher concentrations of ACh cell bodies as distinct from terminals.
Research in this subject, called neurophysiology, grew in stature with increased understanding of both electrical phenomena and cellular physiology; it served as one point of origin for biophysics.
I would know since I was labelled as one at one point of my life, at least in Asian standards, which are impossible.
Chambliss described the plan as creating "one point of contact for military intelligence for the new DNI and..
Each of us can choose to move ahead as isolated individuals, as fragmented groups, as adherents to one point of view over another, but that will never work.
"Political Theatre is often perceived as having only one point of view, being reductive," Medak says.
The whining may be due to what some women consider as fair from one point of view.
