"this point concerns" is correct and can be used in written English.
You could use it when you are making a point about something and want to draw the attention of the reader to it. Example: This point concerns the fact that the company needs to cut costs if it wants to survive the economic recession.
She said: "Another reform which I support, and I want to insist on this point, concerns the limitation of free movement of workers.
A natural question at this point concerns why such a grounding relationship holds.
Not supporting communication between slices (while ring-fencing resources concerns guarantee of minimal set of resources, this point concerns lack of information flow between two separate slices).
Authors: This point concerns the symmetry of connections – addressed separately below.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.01381.032 The discussion up to this point concerns SNPs in cis with the expressed gene.
At this point, concerns were being raised in North America about the Saltz regimen (Rothenberg et al, 2001; Sargent et al, 2001) and it was therefore decided to reduce the irinotecan dose in this study.
That is why I would like to ask the permission of the Court to clarify this point concerning the time when the witness visited the villa.
The changes may seem small at this point, concerning only campaigns for the state Legislature, but ultimately, advocates say, the Clean Election program is meant to change all of political culture, taking away the special interests that wedged themselves between the voters and elected officials.
This point concerning the transition from merely entertaining the propositional claim to actually believing it, interesting though it may be, is one that will not figure in the argument as given here.
She's immediately even more disgusted and rhetorically pretends not to be surprised, at this point, concerning anything her father might have done.
In fact, even at this point, concern regarding the depletion of New Zealand's natural forests was evident.
