The phrase "contested points" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to topics, arguments, or ideas that are being debated or discussed. For example, "The two sides in the discussion presented their contested points on the issue."
When it comes to "solving" problems like poverty or inequality, there are different, contested points of view as there are human factors.
Speculation has focused on a possible extension to allow continued negotiations on fiercely contested points, namely Iran's uranium enrichment levels and a timetable for lifting economic sanctions against the Islamic Republic.
It licenses differential and discriminatory treatment on the basis of contested points of view.
Saffron was one of the contested points of hostility that flared between the declining landed gentry and upstart and increasingly wealthy merchants.
This has had a major impact on the sport with reduced pressure on officials and rapid closure for the players involved in contested points and decisions.
However, whether or not this Carolingian ruler was actually bald remains a hotly contested point.
But whether this legislation will curb collusive settlements has become a hotly contested point.
Van Gundy settled his hotly contested point guard competition by naming Mark Jackson as the starter and Charlie Ward as the first backup.
Results indicate that within the IB domain, JIBS continues to top the list, JWB has solidified its position and joined the upper tier of IB journals, the space below JIBS and JWB is increasingly contested, pointing to the emergence of a multi-tier set of "core" IB journals.
This position is often a hotly contested point in a financing.
Whether or not 'internet' is a style in an of itself is currently a hotly contested point.
