The phrase "address emphasised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the importance or focus on a particular address or topic in a text or conversation.
Example: "In the meeting, the CEO made sure to have the address emphasised to highlight its significance."
Alternatives: "highlighted address" or "emphasized point".
In his address he emphasised the theme of "subsidiarity": pushing power down to local officials.
In his weekly radio address, Mr Obama emphasised that the US air strikes and humanitarian effort in northern Iraq were vital but limited.
In her address, Tanya emphasised the importance of female solidarity, detailing the positive impact of female mentors on her own pathway into politics.
Anju Bhargava, the founder of the Hindu American Seva Charities and advisor to President Barack Obama on faith-based issues, delivered the keynote address, which emphasised the need for seva in society and the vital role of spirituality in one's life.
We need to listen to them and involve them in the way we address future challenges," emphasised Federal Youth Minister Manuela Schwesig.
This lack of familiarity with the circular economy concept can be addressed by emphasising the similarity of circular business models to other, non-circular, models.
The role of primary care providers was often voluntarily addressed, too, emphasising the importance of these professionals and their expert dietary advice for diabetic patients.
To win again, we need, as he has emphasised, to address both sides of the coin.
In a closely watched address 17 September, he emphasised the IRGC's role in protecting the Iranian economy, which he said had become "the enemy's target".
Throughout the workshops, the central ideas of health (described as about physical, mental and social wellbeing [ 39]) and the competencies required to address health priorities were emphasised rather than structures and institutions (doctors and nurses, health centres and hospitals).
