The phrase "again emphasizing the importance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when reiterating a point or highlighting the significance of something that has been mentioned previously.
Example: "In our discussion about climate change, I want to again emphasize the importance of reducing carbon emissions."
Alternatives: "reiterating the significance" or "further highlighting the importance".
He has been quoted over and over again emphasizing the importance of price stability.
Notably, even in the presence of these two inhibitors, these NP or REF-derived ESC-like cells subsequently differentiated and lost their ESC-like morphology on MEF feeders (Fig. 1d), again emphasizing the importance of REF as feeder cells.
Interestingly, in a phase 1 trial, the infusion of CDA-1 alone was not protective again emphasizing the importance of neutralizing both toxins.
A later study has further shown that mutations in β-tubulin disrupt spindle orientation while affecting MT dynamics, thus again emphasizing the importance of tubulins and their polymerization status in spindle orientation.
P. marinus and his most affected host, the oyster C. virginica, was already the subject of a similar microarray study [ 55] again emphasizing the importance of solving this problem that affects at the moment the bivalve production worldwide.
Once again emphasizing the importance of collaboration, Macy and Goodbourn (66) reviewed the literature on successful collaborations across IPV and substance use services as well as the many critical challenges facing these services.
Affective communication aspects are recognized to be important to patients [ 46, 47], and our findings again emphasize the importance of supportive clinicians in the treatment decision making process.
Although ash samples cannot predict the scale of an eruption, we again emphasize the importance of continuous ash sample observation starting from a period of low activity.
At the end of this paper, we again emphasize the importance of continuous observation of ash samples, taking successful Shinmoe-dake case as an example.
