The phrase "allowed him to emphasize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how someone was given the opportunity or permission to highlight or stress a particular point or idea.
Example: "The presentation was well-received because it allowed him to emphasize the key benefits of the new product."
Alternatives: "permitted him to highlight" or "enabled him to stress".
The revamped pitch has certainly allowed him to re-emphasize aspects of his candidacy that many thought could get him the Republican presidential nomination in the first place: his business background and his image as a corporate turnaround artist.
For instance, Mr. Kafka said, more marketplaces are beginning to adopt technology that allows them to emphasize the strengths of their products and delivery of the goods.
This would enable them to move from novice to expert regarding the creation of mind maps, and therefore, could ultimately allow them to emphasize critical thinking.
He also displayed an astonishing verbal speed and self-assurance, which allowed him, without breaking tempo, to emphasize key phrases and make his lines snap.
In fact, doing exactly that allowed us to emphasize some of the interesting modular aspects of the robot which were not necessarily quite as alluring at first glance, but which we nonetheless wanted the audience to understand and appreciate.
Or is it that one is not free because one is not content?" In "Contempt" (1964), based on Alberto Moravia's novel "A Ghost at Noon," Senecan serenity is pitted against the edginess of modern man, and Godard uses a documentary style that allows him the freedom to emphasize things that would pass one by in a movie with a traditional narrative.
According to Omori, this allowed the animation to emphasize natural pauses in the dialogue and let the cast set the rhythm and tempo.
Yet the dream theme also allowed Ms. Spears to emphasize the upsetting emotions beneath her supposedly vapid music.
It's a quirky camera that allows photographers to emphasize both foreground and background.
In addition to sector-specific and country-specific varieties, there are E.T.F.'s that allow investors to emphasize growth or value stocks within a particular index.
