The phrase "allowing us to emphasize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something enables or facilitates the act of emphasizing a point or idea.
Example: "The new data is compelling, allowing us to emphasize the importance of our findings in the report."
Alternatives: "enabling us to highlight" or "permitting us to stress".
Those two characteristics (comparable anhydrous T g s and Q n distributions) allow us to emphasize differences that characterize the hydrous quenched melts rather than differences related to the starting anhydrous glasses.
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.
Allow us to emphasize that the omission of Dr. Langmuir and many other outstanding colleagues was not an oversight but an effort on our part to abbreviate an exceptionally long list of these deserving persons.
The addition of this element allowed us to re-emphasize the "personal process" dimension of the integrative interview which incorporates an emphasis on reflection and countertransference as clinical skills essential to the integrative approach.
Finally and most importantly, we would like to emphasize that our algorithm allows us to estimate the maximal information transduction capacity of a promoter and this is the focus of our manuscript in an idealized cell without variability in Msn2 dynamics and abundance.
In this paper we study a conceptual model of athermal load-induced unfolding and use a minimalistic setting allowing one to emphasize the role of long-range interactions while maintaining full analytical transparency.
Representative Christopher Van Hollen, chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, said the strategy may neutralize the advantage Republicans have enjoyed on social issues like abortion while allowing Democrats to emphasize areas of Democratic strength, primarily jobs and health care.
Perhaps this is why Walser was drawn to the conceit of schoolroom essays for his first book: Fritz is always worrying about managing his time, or running out of it, or having to force himself to write in the absence of an idea, allowing Walser to emphasize the present tense of composition.
However, student autonomy and competence are intended to be fostered by 'planned redundancy' of course content across lectures, PBL small groups, and small group laboratories, allowing individuals to emphasize learning via whichever modality they wish.
