The phrase "this work points out that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that a particular piece of work highlights or emphasizes a specific point or finding.
Example: "This work points out that the current methods of data analysis are insufficient for accurate predictions."
Alternatives: "this study highlights that" or "this research indicates that".
This work points out that benzamides can be obtained also starting from deoxybenzoin and benzil, via CC bond cleavage, with yields which depend on the charge amount.
This work points out that performances are highly influenced by measuring conditions and environmental parameters of the scene; actually the 3D point reconstruction uncertainty can vary from 1.5 to tens of millimetres.
This work points out that the application of phosphorus emitters with low surface concentration Nsurf of a few 1019 cm-3 in combination with state-of-the-art screen-printed and fired silver contacts is no more limited by the specific contact resistance ρC but by the dark saturation current densities underneath the metal contacts j0,met.
But William Kaelin of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston, who is among those doing this work, points out that CDK inhibitors offer two possibilities.
Although the biological impacts of nanomaterials are mostly unknown, and some effects are found to be harmful, this work points out that beneficial effects can be initiated by CNTs.
In summary, this work points outs that (a) dynamics of LAES should not be neglected; (b) novel design for cold thermal storage are needed and (c) linking component and system level performance is crucial for energy storage.
The results of this work point out that electroacoustic ESA technique can be useful when applied in combination with other traditional techniques such as rheometry for direct probing stability and characterization of dispersion properties of low- and high-concentrated nanoparticle suspensions close to the processing conditions.
The results of this work pointed out that irrespectively of the similar structure and particle size are obtained using MoCl5 and (NH4 6Mo7O24, the final composition and homogeneity of the ternary catalysts were found to depend markedly on these precursors.
Separately, two American economists, Milton Friedman and Edmund Phelps (who both later picked up Nobel prizes, partly for this work), pointed out that the trade-off was only temporary.In his version, Friedman coined the idea of the "natural" rate of unemployment the rate that the economy would come up with if left to itself.
Zadie Smith, in her recent profile of Yiadom-Boakye, referencing the artist Chris Ofili's response to the work, points out that the paintings "say little explicitly, but you hear much".
The results presented in this work point out that the T. cruzi peroxiredoxins are important in survival, replication and differentiation of T. cruzi and could constitute virulence factors.
