"of the points below" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a list of points or items that have already been mentioned or listed. Here is an example: "Of the points below, I believe the most important one is to always be kind to others."
If you can relate with one or more of the points below then there is definitely room for improvement.
It can be either a close relative or an ecological analogue, but it should not be one for which you can list off more than 3 or 4 of the points below.
I think most of the points below can be addressed in a few compelling sentences or slides.
In the absence of matches, and in light of the points below, a 401(k) might not make sense at all.
Analysis of the data below and above the nick point reveal that the slopes of the points below and above are significantly different.
Some of the points below may sound obvious, but most social enterprises fail because they get the basics wrong.
The points located on the frontier are considered as the most efficient set of strategies, whereas the points below the frontier as inefficient.
In this way, we may account for a lack of knowledge (equal likelihood) regarding the position of these points below the threshold and an absolute certainty that these points do not lie above the threshold.
Most of the points lie below the identity line; 87 of the 112 studies analyzed showed some improvement.
This matter of jurisprudence lends itself to problems in the light of some of the points raised below (Andrade and Rao 2013).
The relative position of the points either below or above this line of unity gives a graphical indication of the magnitude and direction of the experimental effect and illustrates the ANOVA results.
