The phrase "convey the points" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to communicate ideas or information to someone in a concise and clear manner. For example, "The presentation should be short and concise, so be sure to convey the points succinctly."
The characters serve as a counterweight to the numbers and statistics, and convey the point that calculating risk is only half of the problem.
The unadorned language works to the poem's advantage to convey the point at which metaphor crosses over into the literal.
It was an incursion intended to convey the point that, as Colonel McCoy described it, there were new "alpha males" in the country.
Euro pop has different conventions for expressing love and sex, and, like Elvis impersonators, foreign pop stars convey the point that pop love and sex are just conventions.
Whether talking profit margins or the future of software development, he rocks back and forth in his chair, often blinking furiously, as if to convey the point that no thought worth having should be pondered lightly.
When I was trying figure out how to convey the point I wanted this sentence to make, I thought, Reading is like exercising in that it's not usually fun when you do it, but it makes you feel like a better person after.
Could the authors provide a better image to convey the point?
Could the authors provide a better image to convey the point? Figure 3E: RFP-PeriCT localization is somewhat misleading (additional markers for centrosome and nuclear envelope will help).
In order to better convey the point that the snapshot of Yki localization in our co-transfection experiment is the equilibrium of a dynamic process, we use "nuclear accumulation" instead of "nuclear translocation" in the revised manuscript.
We meant to convey the point that, besides the developmental rodent work that we highlight, there have been no systematic, dedicated neuroscientific studies in either humans or animals examining how fundamental environmental knowledge, such as that relating to landmarks and their properties, develops in the first place.
