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"a stress on" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe when emphasis or importance is placed on a particular aspect or element of a sentence. Example: The teacher placed a stress on the importance of grammar in writing assignments.
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But hand in hand with its practical advice and the undercurrent of deep love for one's community is a stress on the absolute importance of maintaining one's personal dignity and self-respect.
Now there is much more of a stress on an ongoing process – one continually updates, learns, ads attributes.
There is a stress on education too.
It certainly put a stress on our marriage.
Mr. Hadley told reporters recently that "the Iraq war was a stress" on the relationship.
I grew up in a family that put a stress on academics.
"But for so many fans this does represent a stress on their sleep-wake schedule.
In this final lecture, Professor Saltzman talks about artificial organs, with a stress on synthetic biomaterials.
Schools were transformed into test-preparation factories with a stress on drill, kill, bubble-fill methods.
Too great a stress on them and meeting the targets becomes the overriding goal.
The new silk road specialises in everything, albeit with a stress on plastic.
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