The phrase "aims to emphasize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the intention behind a statement, argument, or piece of writing that seeks to highlight a particular point or idea.
Example: "The author aims to emphasize the importance of environmental conservation in her latest book."
Alternatives: "intends to highlight" or "seeks to underscore".
The museum aims to emphasize Europe's shared cultural heritage rather than the rancorous conflicts that frequently plague European integration.
This work also aims to emphasize the importance of QRA in process safety management.
This paper aims to emphasize an interdisciplinary approach to multifunctional reactor design.
The Newtown foundation aims to emphasize local input and the advice of a distribution committee dedicated to public disclosure.
This paper aims to emphasize the importance of practicing acoustics of mosques as early as in the concept design stage.
The present study aims to emphasize the importance of certain design parameters, such as bipolar plate materials, flow fields and manifold design, in determining the DBPFC performance.
We aim to emphasize projects that attempt to tell stories in different ways, using multimedia, interactivity and non-linearity.
We aimed to emphasize the historical value of both mosques by determining their building dates, defining their conservation problems and offering proper conservation approach principles.
But he said the report aimed to emphasize that "you have to make a fundamental judgment that dealing with terrorist financing is important enough to break with the mold in our relationship".
Organizations promoting social impact travel aim to emphasize not just big do-good trips, but to educate travelers about their smallest decisions, such as eating at a locally owned restaurant.
In this review, we aim to emphasize the advantages of acellular injectable biomaterial-based therapies, specifically material-alone approaches or delivery of acellular biologics, in regard to manufacturability and the capacity of these biomaterials to regenerate or repair diseased tissue.
