"elaborate point" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to focus on a specific detail or idea within a larger topic. For example: "She made an elaborate point about the importance of open communication in the workplace."
Many of them now use formal agreements or barter networks that require annual dues, usually around $100, and are based on elaborate point systems.
He addressed the viewers as "you," made an elaborate point of repeating the first names of all the audience questioners and accused the other leaders of engaging in "the old style of politics".
His obsession with besting Barry and Sean becomes more pathological as it grows to include his creation of an elaborate point system for gifts given and received, and his mad search for the reclusive Syd Barrett, the lost-genius early member of Pink Floyd, whom Barry idolizes.
While Russia's troops still sit in neighboring Georgia, making an elaborate point about who wields the military power in the Caucasus Mountains and Central Asia, Moscow has begun a sortie on a totally different front: Gazprom, the Russian state-controlled natural-gas monopoly, has offered to buy all of Azerbaijan's gas exports.
Lose It! -- a simple app for keeping track of daily calorie consumption -- didn't have to create frozen meals and an elaborate point system for prescribing food choices to disrupt Weight Watchers.
AN ELABORATE points system that determines the careers of officials is often blamed for many of China's problems.
Hands clearing the way, he makes his elaborate points impatiently, as if he wishes to be rid of questions and get back to work.
The relative positions of Mickelson and Janzen provides a good illustration of what the tour was hoping to create when it designed the season-ending series of four tournaments based on an elaborate points system and enormous amounts of money.
All have declined to elaborate, pointing to the NFL and its pending investigation.
Where qualitative data are used to elaborate points in this paper, we attribute the comments identifying respondents by ethnicity and gender.
Later she elaborated, pointing out that major conservative groups had speakers going around the country comparing Obama to Hitler, Pol Pot and Stalin and asking supporters to put the fear of God in their congresspeople.
