The phrase "a sort of highlights" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a selection or summary of notable points or features in a more informal or conversational context.
Example: "The presentation included a sort of highlights from the annual report, showcasing the company's achievements over the past year."
Alternatives: "a kind of summary" or "a type of overview".
You can imagine people stringing together fast-forward, then rewind, then slow-mo clips to create a sort of highlight snap.
The Mosaic of Change platform was constructed using media from the UN's extensive archive, some of which has never been shown before, presenting a sort of highlight reel of UNESCO's brightest moments over the last 70 years and a look at what lies ahead.
The fight to get to the crucial 30 seconds of play mark (after which Spotify pays out) means that many have resorted to using the intro to create a sort of potted highlights reel of the song yet to come.
And Vine's popularity among basketball and soccer fans as a sort of crowdsourced instant-highlight reel certainly didn't help either.
But short video clips – a sort of bite-sized highlight of a favorite moment, perhaps – are a popular format on today's web…and one Twitch hopes that will help it to increase traffic to its site.
The action cam pioneer is showing off a little more of the forthcoming system, albeit in the most GoPro of ways, nestling into it a sort of heartwarming video highlighting father and son professional racers Randy and Dakota Mamola, the latter of whom took GoPro's forthcoming Live VR system along for the ride during a MotoAmerica circuit race in Salt Lake City.
There are all sorts of highlights en route.
And it can be fun to watch her dissections, achieved through a sort of aural italics that highlight the often unconscious watchwords of her subjects.
After the match, fans will be able to scrub along a timeline in the thruSITES buzz tracker to see which players caused most response at crucial moments – a sort of crowdsourced, visual post-match highlights package which, from the other perspective, will give the clubs a direct tap into public sentiment around their players.
These findings confirm others for which contractions done with the use of elastic band seem to require greater muscle activation; moreover, they highlight a sort of "muscle conditioning" after that specific contraction modality which requires the use of faster motor units.
