The phrase "a further emphasis on" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to highlight or stress an additional point or aspect of a topic.
Example: "In our latest report, we place a further emphasis on the importance of sustainability in our business practices."
Alternatives: "an additional focus on" or "a greater stress on".
Andrew Lansley, the Secretary of State for Health, has ordered a further emphasis on safety to prevent medical mistakes from happening in the first place.
It also took the delirious piano to new heights, and depths – one of the most sheerly exciting works of the century, with a further emphasis on repeated notes that at times make it sound like a later model of Arthur Honegger's Pacific 2.3.1.
The clip's menacing tone announces a further emphasis on the dystopian elements found in the popular trilogy's second entry.
This could lead to a further emphasis on the already existing hierarchy in the health care system and also partly explain the better retention of health professionals at the senior ranks, as seen in other low and middle income countries of the Asian and Pacific region [ 33].
A further emphasis is placed on designing a conceptual bridge between the elements/self-rationale of a system and clusters/networks.
However, a further emphasis should be placed on the states that precede diabetes and diabetes development.
Yet numbers are key in budgeting and UNICEF views these new developments in Tunisia as an opportunity to put further emphasis on children's issues.
DeChambeau's appearance as a co-leader will put further emphasis on his golfing, uh, eccentricities — notice we didn't say "outright insanity" — and perhaps familiarize the mainstream sports fan with one man's quest to quantify every element of the game.
But as he arrived for practice Monday afternoon, a day before a game with intracity rival Cerritos High, he knew that further emphasis on the basics would be needed.
As applications move to the cloud, gmail being a popular example, the browser becomes the OS, which puts further emphasis on coding, styling and programming for as many clients as possible.
They discuss the "tyranny of secrets" and it's just further emphasis on how I will never want to become a member of the CIA.
