The phrase "add more emphasis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to highlight or stress a particular point or idea in your writing.
Example: "To ensure the importance of this issue is clear, I would like to add more emphasis on the need for immediate action."
Alternatives: "increase the emphasis" or "place greater emphasis".
She recently softened her stump speech, and added more emphasis to her role as an advocate for women.
It opens the film up in all the right ways, making daylight sequences feel more lifelike, bringing out the beautifully polished metal of the vintage cars, adding more emphasis to artificial lights without making them over-dominant, and creating a much more dynamic sense of light and space without, again, making anything look strained.
In addition, more emphasis on problems with batch-batch variability, the importance of knowing the antigen and a reference which shows good antibody reporting was added.We also added more emphasis on the fact that change is likely to require help from journals, specifically that they include antibody reporting guidelines in their instructions to authors.
Therefore, it is recommended that dental erosion is given more importance in dental education in Sanaa by revising the dental curriculum and adding more emphasis on the subject in order to better address this oral health problem that is increasing worldwide [ 26].
While the long hours were acknowledged by rural background students, these students added more emphasis to the lack of a professional network to support decision making, the wider impact on quality of care, and the personal toll on the medical doctor in terms of mental health.
Both branches follow the core programme in all Sections but can add more aeronautical or nautical emphasis depending on the branch, with some Group branches choosing to be recognised by the Royal Air Force or Royal Navy.
Acknowledging the global business environment, many top American schools, including Babson, Harvard and Wharton, are adding more international emphasis.
You may worry that a flared leg at the bottom of your pants adds more weight and emphasis to the bottom of your leg, and in a sense, that assessment is accurate.
More crises would follow — the history of the BBC can be measured out in crises — and with each new one, the management team under Mark Thompson, director general from 2004 through mid-September 2012, added more guidelines and put more emphasis on form-filling and safety checks in news and entertainment programs.
(DJN II.3.22; Pufendorf 1994a, p. 156; emphasis added) More formatively, he divides the law's injunctions – loosely reflecting the divisions of the natural state into those toward God (adversus Deum), toward ourselves (adversus seipsum), and toward other humans (adversus alios homines).
