"contribution point" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific point of discussion that is related to a person's contribution to a particular topic. For example: "Jane's contribution point concerning the effects of climate change was thought-provoking and insightful."
The contribution points out modelling results from a techno-economic analysis of battery supported PV systems.
"The contribution points out a potential way for foreign donors to align themselves with [Trump]," Owens said.
Our contribution points out the importance of flexibility and describes the opportunity to detect the optimal degree of flexibility of such a system.
At the start of the game, you could see the way I play and the most important thing is I'm not injured". Yet Hazard refused to get carried away with his own contribution, pointing out he did not have the same impact after winning the penalty that put Chelsea 2-0 up.
Dashed rectangles highlight the contribution points of this paper.
Please note that by deciding how many points to contribute to the project, you also decide how many points you keep for your self, this is (10 - your contribution) points.
Moreover, different contributions point out the need for social innovation and the fact that CSR suffers from a lack of radical innovation.
Many recent contributions point to nontrivial interactions among different frequency bands [12 14], such as phase-amplitude [15, 16] or phase-phase coupling [17, 18] that can facilitate the simultaneous integration of multiple layers of information [19].
Several early contributions pointed out that some of the approaches described up to this point put high cognitive demands on respondents while others have weaknesses from the vantage point of measurement theory [23, 24].
