The phrase "adequate to emphasize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing whether something is sufficient or appropriate for the purpose of highlighting or stressing a point.
Example: "The evidence presented was adequate to emphasize the importance of the new policy."
Alternatives: "sufficient to highlight" or "appropriate to stress".
Sure there's the obvious, like eating lots of fruits and vegetables (referred to as "veggies"), but the Food Guide then goes on to emphasize adequate hydration, calling for lots of water and less alcohol, which contrary to what some millennials might think, are not food groups.
We believe that using just the term "cooperation" is not adequate, because we want to emphasize that in our system, cooperation involves exchange of distinct benefits between two distinct populations rather than cooperation involving exchanging of identical benefits between identical individuals which the majority of the field has been studying.
Little else needs to be said to emphasize that, without adequate protection, a very significant part of our coastline will fall prey to the ravages of the sea and to man himself.
Health care providers should continue to emphasize the importance of adequate calcium and vitamin D intake among women to prevent osteoporosis and other adverse health conditions, as well as to reduce the potential impact of bone turnover on BLLs.
Regarding possible dental side effects that may occur, we would like to emphasize the importance of providing adequate information to the patients before commencing oral appliance therapy.
Nevertheless, our results contribute to emphasize the need to have an adequate and efficient health activity monitoring of the prehospital information system.
Although most of these studies have not shown positive associations with sepsis, it is important to emphasize that most of them lacked an adequate methodology.
However, it is important to emphasize that the sample size of the Shanghai population is appropriate and adequate for generating population genetic estimates [ 58].
For as Bill Clinton used to emphasize, voters care more about their future than a candidate's past (provided adequate contrition and not money corruption -- so no Agnew comeback).
Notwithstanding, the authors would like to emphasize that laparoscopic anatomical LR is a viable option but only in appropriate circumstances and with adequate expertise.
