The phrase "accorded emphasis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that has been given special attention or importance in a particular context.
Example: "In the report, the need for sustainable practices was accorded emphasis to highlight its significance for future generations."
Alternatives: "given priority" or "assigned importance".
The "times," however interesting (in the ominous, Chinese-derived sense of "living in interesting times"), take up an awful lot of space, not all of it deserving the accorded emphasis.
A warning of sorts is concealed in the subtitle, "The Lives and Times of Heinrich Mann and Nelly Kroeger-Mann". The "times," however interesting (in the ominous, Chinese-derived sense of "living in interesting times"), take up an awful lot of space, not all of it deserving the accorded emphasis.
They may be too reluctant to change tactics away from overly muscular combat operations that have accorded insufficient emphasis to protecting the Iraqi population.
So, instead of focusing on matters significant to farmers like resource reallocation, strategies to ensure a sufficient price for their products, and crisis intervention, governments accorded increasing emphasis to India's industrialization, thus aggravating the marginalization of the India's farmers (Vasavi, 2009).
On balance, we may say that Grosseteste did introduce to the Latin West the notion of controlled experiment and related it to demonstrative science, but he hardly set it up as the method by which such knowledge is to be obtained; it is one among many ways of arriving at such knowledge and is not accorded the emphasis it has been given in scholarly commentary.
Our analysis considered hypotheses about relative accuracy with respect to 30 vertebrate species selected to represent the spectrum of habitat generalist to specialist and categorization of site by relative degree of conservation emphasis accorded to the site.
Lastly, there was an emphasis accorded to collaboration as a way forward, by 'Keep ing) making an intentional effort to stay together" in a supportive, equitable partnership: "Established as mutuality – two-way learning".
In defining the musical too much emphasis is accorded the genre's mix of spoken text and song.
Although emphasis is accorded to the placenta, the principles apply equally well to other organs and to lower levels of organisation including the subcellular.
Kierkegaard believed that the individual's stories offered an opportunity for others to see what the storyteller noticed, and to become aware of the particular emphasis he/she accorded to events, including the items that were a concern for him/her [ 33].
Diageo's emphasis, according to Mr Walsh, is on protecting profit margins, which are still around 30%.
