The phrase "enlightening points" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to refer to facts or information which are helpful or informative in some way. For example, "The speaker made several enlightening points about the role of technology in the workplace."
An enlightening point-of-view article by Buck-Koehntop and Defossez in this issue of Epigenetics discusses the recently resolved structure of two different proteins belonging to the zinc finger family, Kaiso and ZFP57, in complex with methylated DNA.
In an enlightening Point-of-View in this issue of Epigenetics, Phang et al. review how these metabolites are produced by metabolic pathways other than those involving glucose, and discuss the coupling of these pathways to the intermediates affecting epigenetic regulation.
Mortensen (1984), who considers AT′, explains that Routley's characterization of AT′ is "not particularly intuitively enlightening" and points out that in certain logics with a ternary relational models semantics another characterization of AT′ is available, namely the condition that for every model M the set CA := {s : M, s ⊨ A and M, s ⊭ ~A} is non-empty.
The 15-minute ride was choppy but nice, and the hike up the face of the island was enlightening, with Wayne pointing out and explaining each bit of flora and fauna, each bird and lizard, we passed.
And if perspective really is worth 80 IQ points, very enlightening.
I hope you find it enlightening and a helpful point of reference.
Earlier this week, Eboo Patel wrote an enlightening piece on this point.
(We're talking about Richard Rodgers and she calls him daddy?) This was enlightening, inside information which pointed me towards an understanding of how this Machiavellian pair of outsiders were able to earn millions manipulating songwriters and producers.
Brass's comments on this point are enlightening, to say the least.
To clarify the bill, Ethics & Integrity Minister Simon Lokodo has given several enlightening interviews to Ugandan media pointing out the dire state of titillation when it comes to the public dress code.
