The phrase "get some points" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
Example: In order to pass the exam, you need to get some points in the essay section.
"First I need to get some points.
You got to try to get some points".
"We still managed to get the car up there and get some points.
"Obviously, I want to get some points, but the biggest thing for me is just to keep everybody in sync".
If we don't get some points tomorrow, it's going to be a very anticlimactic Saturday and Sunday".
"My job is to pick the side up and get some points before the end of the season".
We go to Liverpool and we finish the season at Aston Villa, and if we can get some points from those games we'll grasp them.
His beef was over the line "we expect to get some points today", which he claimed appeared in the programme notes of his opposite number, Steve Kean.
"It's been a tough stretch of games," right wing Brian Gionta said, "but it would have been nice to get some points".
"You need secondary scoring in the playoffs, and it was our time to step up and help the guys out and get some points," Steckel said.
"It was a very short interview and I thought it was more important to get some points across about what was happening in the election," she says.
