"least points" is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You could use it when comparing two or more items. For example, "Team A scored the least points in the tournament."
Still, it at least points to the possibility that the approach can be used in people.
Points are tallied for each event and the athlete with the least points is declared the victor.
Your goal is no longer to acquire the most projected points, but to find the scarcest players at their respective positions; scarce players "lose" the least points.
Although the show barely tiptoes into the digital realm with a few tame samplings, it at least points to it as a direction for further treks.
Google claims that it is better for the Chinese to get filtered information than none at all and, creditably, it at least points out what data is being censored.
Monmouth matched the N.C.A.A.'s mark for least points at halftime set in 2003 by Savannah State against Florida State and equaled by Tennessee State two years ago against Georgia Tech.
Now he was heading — or at least pointing — west.
But for my mind, they at least pointed the way.
Few European economies are doing particularly well, but regionally we can at least point to real hope for the future.
So my intuition was wrong, but not totally wrong; it at least pointed me in the right direction.
But if they ask me how it felt I can at least point them in the direction of this story.
