The phrase "some points which" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to introduce a list of related items. For example: "I would like to discuss some points which could help to improve the current situation."
But happily, there are some points which are easy to clarify.
In Poland the Act on Counteracting Drug Addiction was amended in 2015, however it seems that there are still some points which could be improved.
I have also discussed some points which are universal in these kind of problems, whose use make the algorithm much more efficient.
Even if these phenomena have been extensively investigated in many classical works, nevertheless the analysis of experimental data shows that there are still some points which seem to be worthy of further considerations, especially from an engineering standpoint and for design purposes.
By a new integration scheme considered for the obtained meshless weak form, integrands are approximated up to the second order of the Taylor series and the integrals are evaluated on some points, which are located inside the local quadrature domains, called integration points.
It is also conducted an analysis of the powers of the Brazilian state as regulator of the sector, seeking subsidies that allow the assessment of the measure recommended intervention of the Ministry of Education, indicating some points which seem to be excessive and contrary to constitutional systematic.
Especially as New Zealand are going to bottle it at some point, which they will.
Woon toured with Amy Winehouse at some point; which could well have put him off the music industry entirely.
"Men want bigger watches". The timepiece had been cleaned at some point, "which softened some of the letters on the dial," she said.
Clearly the tree had come down at some point, which created an opening in the forest canopy that allowed the vines to run amok.
But it would have required getting the right angry at some point (which any immigration solution was always going to do).
