"on such point" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to a specific topic or aspect of a larger issue or discussion. Example: The two friends had a heated debate on such point, but ultimately agreed to disagree and move on to other topics.
Uncertainty on such points is a major reason that some of the Obamacare exchanges are in a state of disarray.
The law is still developing on such points, and every precedent is important as prosecutors try to apply the state legal code to cyberspace, Mr. Spitzer said.
I often dwell on such points myself; I'm exasperated when fallacies are blatant, and feel vindicated when I'm able to point them out.
None of this is supported by modern palaeontology.But it is vital for the church to hold firm on such points.
In this paper, we focus on such points and investigate the availability of the direct path in practical wireless environments.
We discuss the possible impact of such points on limiting behaviour in systems featuring simultaneous reaction and separation.
The value of GBIF data points lies in the uses that can be made of sets of such points on a comparative basis, as in taxonomic and biogeographic analyses.
Iran's Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, however, demurred on any such point, as the Journal reported: "Until now we haven't received any requests for help from Iraq.
Such point lies on the intersection of the boundary region of H N ( x ) and the great circle passing through x S and x as shown in Figure3.
"Mr. Seward's long experience of the Senate, and his well-known tact in dealing with that Body, gives his opinion on such a point so much weight," explained Lyons to the Foreign Office on March 31st, "that I naturally thought it prudent to be guided by it".
