"granting points" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when setting up a system in which points will be awarded to certain activities. For example, "Earn points by completing tasks, with extra points granted for going above and beyond the expectations."
Applicants were granted points for employability, age and settlement factors and had to meet certain character and health requirements.
The universality of the laws of physics, which any good physicist takes for granted, points to a universality of reality.
In another case that same year, the Court invalidated a University of Michigan program that mechanistically granted points to members of various minority groups.
On 3 April, Braathens SAFE, Transwede and Finnair signed an agreement involving codesharing on Finnair's flights from Stockholm and Oslo to Helsinki, Bracard members would be granted points on Finnair flights, and Braathens SAFE took over Finnair's handling services in Oslo.
Higher number of granted points reflected higher credibility of a clinical trial [ 37].
There was a change of rules introduced in 2003, which included granting two points for head shots and an additional point for an eight-count knockout [ 1].
Noah Smith, an idiosyncratic liberal blogger, has written a piece for Bloomberg View essentially granting my point but pointing to interesting thinkers on the Left.
Experience points also grant "skill points", which allow the character to increase skill proficiency.
The race Sunday also counts as the Pan American championship, granting double points for Olympic qualification.
If information on a given item was completely reported in the studied article, 1 point was granted; 0 points were attributed if this information was incomplete or missing.
