"I try to emphasize" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to express a desire or effort to stress something. For example, "I try to emphasize the importance of a healthy lifestyle."
"I try to emphasize to students how they should tie their ties," he says.
"What I try to emphasize is that you can't control the other parts of the game," Howe said.
When I go and speak to B-school students, the point I try to emphasize is, don't stop being a student of the game.
"I try to emphasize that the material was not created simply to be admired but was the product of religious beliefs," Mr. Romano said.
As readers know, I try to emphasize practical consequences, and I don't see that publishing this ad supplement hurts the people of Darfur in any way whatsoever.
I try to emphasize with my patients not to feel guilty that they did or did not do something that would have resulted in their child having a food allergy.
I tried to emphasize the human side of it".
I tried to emphasize how fun it would be to be an only child for the night, but she didn't buy it.
In today's column, I tried to emphasize a point that is weirdly absent from public discourse, at least among VSPs: the favorite VSP "solution" to the long-run budget deficit, raising the Medicare eligibility age, actually yields only minor savings.
I tried to emphasize that body shape through a sort of minimalist German expressionism, with its games of shadows and its angular shapes.
What I tried to emphasize is that phagotrophy is the most crucial ecological novelty about eukaryotes and it is still extremely important and widespread today.
