The phrase "a very emphatic" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is expressed with strong emphasis or conviction.
Example: "Her speech was a very emphatic declaration of her beliefs, leaving no room for doubt."
Alternatives: "a strong emphasis" or "a forceful statement".
Billy Elliot has a freshness that makes it a pleasure to watch; it's a very emphatic success.
The more Western society seems to reject or misunderstand their faith, the more determined they are to manifest it in a very emphatic and public way.
The panting sensuality of Gainsbourg's Je T'aime (Moi Non Plus) was married to "a very catchy bassline, a very emphatic bass drum part and a funky guitar, sort of Philadelphia feel," said the producer.
But instead of spreading herself thin in studio movies, Collette is still happily taking risks in the independent world, as she does in Glassland, the second film by a little-known Irishman named Gerard Barrett, whom she describes later, in a very emphatic text, as "the real deal".
Without a very emphatic twist of the wrist, you'll be left tapping twice to wake up the Alta.
"We have romped [to victory] in a very emphatic manner," one member, who asked not to be named, told AFP news agency.
Though emphatic language doesn't mean that the person is lying, if the person isn't usually too emotional or emphatic in his texts and all of a sudden he is very emphatic, then it may be because he is really desperate for you to believe him because he's lying.
Moody's was very emphatic today that only a credible agreement on a substantial deficit reduction would support the United States maintaining the premier credit rating in the world.
CNET has made a name for itself as a web publishing pioneer under founder Halsey Minor, producing a series of well-produced sites with very emphatic addresses: news.com., search.com., download.com., shareware.com.com
We made it a very British-style game and ultimately the quality of the goals was very emphatic.
Kate says: "She had a north-east accent and when she was talking it was in this very emphatic manner – sometimes out of the side of her mouth and sometimes in funny accents.
