The phrase "on major points" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is being discussed or focused on in a particular section or part of a larger topic or argument. Example: In his essay, the author argues that while both sides of the debate have valid points, the key to finding a solution is to focus on major points such as economic stability and social justice.
"I think, on major points, he contradicted every other witness," he said.
Encourage students to take clear notes on major points that should be expressed during the role-play.
"The Real Power," The White House, February 13th: The writer reveals his frustration with Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan, with whom he shares ideological differences on major points in the economy, especially the deficit.
And he eventually learned that canonists were deeply divided on whether the old instructions or the 1983 canon law — which were at odds on major points — should hold sway.
Without capitulating on major points of disagreement between France and America — climate change, the Iran nuclear deal — he has delivered on some of Trump's pet issues, such as nudging France's military budget toward the two per cent of G.D.P. target for NATO member states.
But you will find that on major points Gingrich is consistent with the best proposals compiled by serious students of this subject, who aim to build a reform based not on what makes you feel good but on what's best for the country.
They agreed on one major point: Mr. Williams, 36, wiped the double-barreled 12-gauge shotgun used in the shooting with a towel, apparently to remove his fingerprints.
Anti-corruption activists cheered Mr. Tambunan's conviction but have found themselves in agreement with the disgraced official on one major point: he was only the tip of a very large iceberg.
Anti-corruption activists cheered Mr. Tambunan's conviction but have found themselves in agreement with the disgraced official on one major point: he is only the tip of the iceberg.
With the new offer, Mr. Bush has retreated on one major point: after insisting a year ago that the allies cut off oil to North Korea, he has now agreed to allow a resumption of oil shipments -- though not American oil -- before the country actually dismantles anything.
But he is utterly persuasive on one major point: There is a difference between writing and editing.
