"strengthen point" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is often used to refer to supporting or reinforcing a particular argument or idea. Example: In order to strengthen my point about the importance of education, I cited statistics showing the correlation between higher education levels and job opportunities.
A higher response to the survey would have strengthened point estimates on the questions, but the findings are disconcerting despite this limitation.
Discursive, organisational, political and conceptual barriers of these various disconnects are considered and strategies for strengthening points of connection provided.
Shoring up this point with an additional single point mutation would strengthen the point.
To strengthen his point, Cummings noted that Pettitte's wife, Laura, had testified that Clemens had talked about using H.G.H.
When confronted with the inevitable mockery, he tweets as many sympathetic replies as he can to strengthen his point (classic trollwork) and then calls everyone else "thick".
But doesn't the fact that enslaved women were systematically subjected to rape, forced pregnancy, and the loss of children — horrors that free white women, whatever their other disadvantages, underwent far less often — simply strengthen my point?
"His use of meshugeneh — a not uncommon solecism, incidentally; the adverb should be meshuga — seems intended to strengthen his point at the same time as it gives his expression of it a heartfelt, rather than denunciatory, feel," Mr. Wex said.
If your response is supported by the literature, quoting papers and supplying references will strengthen your point.
To strengthen its point, Palantir said that it has hired and retained Asian employees at "rates that exceed their presence in the relevant labor market".
Similar results of the effect of pH on the biosorption have also been observed earlier for Ni II) biosorption using dried green alga (Aksu and Dönmez 2006), activated sludge (Ajay Kumar et al. 2009), waste tea material (Aikpokpodion et al. 2010) and coconut copra meal (Saleem et al. 2015); which strengthen our point of view.
