The phrase "a strategy that emphasizes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a particular approach or method that highlights certain aspects or priorities in a plan or action.
Example: "The new marketing campaign is a strategy that emphasizes customer engagement and personalized communication."
Alternatives: "an approach that focuses on" or "a plan that highlights".
In contrast, a strategy that emphasizes clever diplomacy, intelligence-gathering, and carefully selected military strikes might produce success eventually if we pursue it with patience and tenacity.
Lenovo plans to announce a management realignment intended to advance a strategy that emphasizes notebook PC's, exploiting the fast-growing markets of China and India, and a move into the American consumer market early next year with Lenovo-branded machines.
Many Congressional Republicans have decided that the big across-the-board tax reduction advocated by their party's presidential nominee does not play well in their races for re-election and have instead adopted a strategy that emphasizes debt reduction and bite-size tax cuts.
Rather, Kovacevich is betting Wells' future on a strategy that emphasizes Main Street over Wall Street.
Now it looks like they'll be moving in an entirely new direction with this funding round — with a strategy that emphasizes deeper game play and higher budget titles.
Results indicate that high-performing plants employ: a strategy that emphasizes quality, delivery, and flexibility over costs; a balanced culture that stresses flexibility and control; and systematic practices that facilitate change (training, pilot projects, long-term AMT objectives).
Our participants also employed a strategy that emphasized correct rejections (86% compared to 84% from Volz and von Cramon), but they also seem to be more intuitive in their decisions, as reflected in the larger percentage of hits (65% compared to 33.3%) and faster RTs.
LOW was replaced in 1997 by a strategy that emphasized the confirmation of a nuclear detonation before launching a retaliatory strike.
Embarking on a strategy that emphasized defense in Europe, where France was strong, and offense in North America, where France was weak, he resolved to attack New France (the colonial holdings of France in North America) in three strategic campaigns.
This improvement process was based on a strategy that emphasized the involvement of frontline clinicians in detecting and improving system problems.
