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The phrase "a much stronger emphasis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or intensity of a particular point or idea in a text or conversation.
Example: "In the revised report, there is a much stronger emphasis on the need for sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "a significantly greater focus" or "a far more pronounced stress".
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"Now, there is a much stronger emphasis on gender issues across society".
Sex education needs to include a much stronger emphasis on the importance of being able to say no to sex.
Both have happened to some extent, but there is a much stronger emphasis on the former than the latter.
It will mean placing a much stronger emphasis on what government can do to help and support social justice – 'a hand up, not a hand out'".
"We can expect a much stronger emphasis on the domestic German market, with a focus on commercial and retail banking, and wealth management.
A G.M. spokesman, Alan Adler, said the 2004 fine "certainly was a catalyst to put a much stronger emphasis on working well with N.H.T.S.A. on issues that were coming up".
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They note the ways in which these have deep implications for sexual and reproductive entitlements within the society; the much stronger emphasis on social rather than biological parenthood, for instance, creating different dynamics around reproductive choices [ 26].
They have a much stronger return team.
But Russia is a much stronger team.
"I feel a much stronger athlete now".
One area Microsoft has focused on with this release is speed, including a much-improved JavaScript engine and a stronger emphasis on GPU hardware acceleration for 2D and 3D content, including fonts, JPG images and WebGL-based experiences.
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