The phrase "alike emphasized" is not correct in English and does not convey a clear meaning.
It seems to be an attempt to express that two or more things are emphasized in a similar way, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The two themes in the essay are alike emphasized, making it difficult to distinguish between them."
Alternatives: "similarly highlighted" or "equally stressed".
Posters and trailers were meant to reach out to Bean devotees and the uninitiated alike, emphasizing the character's physical comedy.
Knowledge needs to be implemented more vigorously, coupled with constant education of patients and physicians alike, emphasizing on primary and secondary prevention (Papanas et al 2005, 2006b).
There is thus the need to provide health education to the public and healthcare workers alike emphasizing the need to always complete the treatment regimen of not just AL but all ACTs.
Generally, Commonwealth and colonial coins alike have emphasized on their reverses either national symbols or national heraldic devices.
Faculty and students alike strongly emphasized the need to create an engaging and informative home page, a task that was accomplished using a content management system for connecting to the original Adobe Flash instructional chapters.
With few exceptions, come-ons from financial institutions — to regular Joes and rich investors alike — stopped emphasizing how measured and trustworthy the banks were.
(Project staff and commission staff alike on Thursday emphasized the percentages by which such numbers had been much reduced since the original application).
Patients with diabetes provide a case in point that people can safely self-inject and manage their fears about injections, which could be emphasized to both providers and users alike.
Our findings emphasize the importance of hepatitis A vaccination, which should be emphasized to health care providers and travelers alike, particularly when Northern Africa is the intended travel destination.
Although this project feature in and of itself was emphasized as a success by patients and employees alike, patients who were found to need in-person follow-up services then faced a dilemma.
