The phrase 'most prominent point' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is usually used as a way of emphasizing the main or most important idea or point being discussed or expressed in a statement. For example: "The most prominent point in his speech was the importance of kindness and showing respect to others."
Suddenly, it was the most prominent point of sale in the store.
The most prominent point of the heteropoly compound catalysts is homogeneity and uniformity of the catalytically active surface which is determined by the arrangement of polyoxoanions.
The most prominent point of the masseter muscle, verified by palpation during contraction, was chosen for microdialysis.
Pressure was administrated on the most prominent point of the masseter muscle, which was verified during contraction and the PPT was assessed in the relaxed muscle.
The most prominent point of the masseter muscle was chosen and verified by palpation as the participants were instructed to clench.
Sites assessed for PPT on each muscle were as follows: masseter muscle; the most prominent point during contraction, approximately 2 cm superior of the mandibular border, temporalis muscle; the most prominent point during contraction in the anterior area of the muscle, trapezius muscle; the point halfway between C7 and acromion, thenar muscle; the middle of thenar eminence.
Even so, there were a few snags, with the most prominent points of congestion occurring near political demonstrations.
Built on the most prominent points along the ridges of the hills, these villages were once stockaded, with massive wooden gates approached by narrow sunken paths.
C. Evan Stewart, a partner at the New York law firm Zuckerman Spaeder, said that the judge in Wisconsin appeared to pick up on one of Judge's Rakoff's most prominent points — that while the S.E.C. was not required to get a court injunction to settle fraud cases, if it did so the court should not rubber-stamp an agreement.
Recordings of PPT were made bilaterally over the most prominent points of the masseter muscles as well as over a reference point on the tip of the right index finger.
A perceived overemphasis on medications, a lack of clarity and predictability and a lack of involvement and respect were the most prominent points the patients made.
