The phrase "a statement that emphasized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific statement that highlights or underscores a particular point or idea.
Example: "In her speech, she made a statement that emphasized the importance of community involvement."
Alternatives: "a remark that highlighted" or "a declaration that underscored".
His leadership book also chronicles how, together, they were able to build Starbucks into a multi-billion dollar company with a mission statement that emphasized growing and developing people and communities.
The announcement was made after the stock market had closed in a carefully worded statement that emphasized that the Fed was not yet ready to begin a broad tightening of credit that would affect businesses and consumers as they struggle to recover from the economic crisis.
Mr. Breaux released a carefully worded statement that emphasized his contentment in the Senate -- but did not rule anything out.
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Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki said in a statement that he had emphasized cooperation in economic and scientific fields in his meeting with Ms. Pelosi, Democrat of California and a staunch critic of the war.
"Doesn't it make sense to avoid the $100 billion cost of a war and to try to engineer Saddam's removal in the meantime?" Saudi officials said they were not in direct contact with Iraqi military leaders, but were seeking to influence them through public statements that emphasized that Iraq's destiny was in the hands of the guards and officers who have preserved Mr. Hussein's power for 23 years.
Two of the three other Republican gubernatorial candidates — Attorney General Bill Schuette and physician Jim Hines — issued separate but similar-sounding statements that emphasized the value of the Constitution and included nearly identical language affirming that "all people should be treated with dignity and respect".
In a statement, Mr. Emanuel emphasized that Chicago would still entertain the NATO heads of state.
In a statement, Mr. Corbett emphasized that the new law would apply only to financially distressed cities "if there is a failure to act".
In a statement, Olympic Security Services emphasized that its guards were prohibited from taking "physical action" and said the large number of people allegedly involved in the Jan . 28incident further limited them.
