The phrase "express point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific or clear statement or argument that is being made.
Example: "In our discussion, I want to emphasize the express point that collaboration is key to our success."
Alternatives: "clear point" or "specific point".
The neighbors deny any anti-Semitism — one, Stephen J. Simbari, made that express point in a letter in response to the application to replace the ramshackle building, and even noted that he is Jewish.
The Clarke error grid, Bland Altman plot, mean absolute relative difference and glucose prediction error analysis were used to express point accuracy and the rate error grid to express trend accuracy.
The cutout might defeat the express point of the accessory, but trust Jaden, because we'll all be rocking these by 2020.
Mice engineered to express point mutants of p53 in Li-Fraumeni Syndrome inactivate p63 and p73 in tumors by binding to them and preventing the transactivation of their target genes [ 8, 9, 10].
Her words are back more and more now, but she's still using facial expressions as a way to express – pointing, gesturing," Carusone said.
"But then word comes back: 'This is still too much.' " A senior Trump aide explained to the staffers that the President is "a visual person," and asked them to express points "pictorially".
The platform is able to express points in a global reference coordinate system located in the lower platform through its mathematical model.
Children are encouraged to express points of view during nursery school.
This freedom includes the right to express points of view on the widest range of public and private concerns and to engage in the robust expression of ideas.
Many cultures use similar gestures to display their disrespect, though others use it to express pointing with no intentional disrespect toward other cultures.
Discussions followed in order to clarify ideas or to express points of view.
