The phrase "a message emphasizing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to highlight or draw attention to a specific point or idea within a message or communication.
Example: "The report included a message emphasizing the importance of sustainability in our business practices."
Alternatives: "a note highlighting" or "a statement underlining".
Kobe seemed to be sending a message, emphasizing that even though he couldn't play, this was still his team.
He attracted and welcomed followers of many faiths and every social class with a message emphasizing love and compassion, the elimination of the selfish ego, and the potential of realizing God within themselves.
But the hundreds of settlement houses across the country (as I've written in The Public Interest) also enunciated, at the turn of the 20th century, a message emphasizing the importance of immigrant assimilation a message which helped that era's wave of immigrants on the path to acceptance and upward mobility.
The Voice of America broadcast a message emphasizing ongoing U.S. support for Khánh and opposition to the coup.
A sign was taped to one door with a message emphasized in yellow highlighter: "Not all patients seen will be tested or given prescriptions for medication".
It's tempting to imagine what would happen if Dems were united behind a hard hitting message emphasizing the charges Merkley leveled here: GOP budget cuts will destroy hundreds of thousands of jobs.
Our neuroscience message emphasizing brain plasticity may have had a similar effect, convincing teachers of students' potential capabilities.
Marketers should make sure the creative image portrays a simple and clear message, emphasizes the benefit for their users, expresses an authentic message and is fresh and relevant.
Her message emphasized how sports are played "in most cases in a spirit of friendly rivalry" under standard rules across the world.
The Hsinhua commentary on the Nixon message emphasized repeatedly the theme that it showed the United States to be a "paper tiger," bankrupt and repudiated by the world's peo ple but ambitious still to.
His message emphasized social action and lay leadership.
