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The part of the sentence "points need to be made" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to suggest that important issues must be discussed or decisions should be reached in a particular situation. For example: "We only have a few minutes left in this meeting, but several points need to be made before we adjourn."
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But two points need to be made.
Two other points need to be made about this journey.
Two important points need to be made here.
But two further points need to be made.
Three additional points need to be made here.
A couple of basic points need to be made as James develops his ideas.
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But the point needs to be made.
One final point needs to be made.
The point needs to be made that Huntsman could also win votes among independents, who are allowed to vote in some Republican primaries.
The point needs to be made in the marketplace overseas that safety improvements are not so expensive that they can be used as an excuse for raising prices to the consumer.
However, the point needs to be made that poverty is a major cause of mental health issues and this is now set to increase as Tory cuts will push even more vulnerable families into homelessness and debt.
More suggestions(16)
points deserve to be made
agreements need to be made
considerations need to be made
provisions need to be made
points need to be tested
points ought to be made
population need to be made
attention need to be made
points need to be discussed
points need to be eliminated
points need to be explored
points need to be understood
points need to be transmitted
points need to be taken
points need to be addressed
points need to be noted
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