The phrase "also emphasised that as" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to highlight an additional point or clarification in a statement or argument.
Example: "The report also emphasised that as the project progresses, further adjustments may be necessary."
Alternatives: "also highlighted that" or "further stressed that".
"And that is certainly something that New Zealand have done and Ireland have also emphasised that point as well".
Sachs et al also emphasised that xenotransplantation is 'currently seen as the most promising, near-term solution to a severe shortage of human tissues and organs' and that 'to convene new national bodies to consider the ramifications … would undoubtedly lead to unnecessary delays and avoidable loss of life' (Sachs et al. 1998, 372).
But he also emphasised that we are as fearful as we are proud – that we shrink back from the unlimited dimension of our being, which is freedom.
He explained how education was one of the key responsibilities that a parent must provide for their children, but also emphasised that this role was as important to deliver to his daughters as his sons, acknowledging the presence of his daughters as he spoke.
He also emphasised that government policies such as devolving power to local councils, the creation of a directly elected mayor for Greater Manchester, and the development of the HS2 rail link should all help close the economic gap.
Bracken also emphasised that the GDS, even government as a whole, cannot do everything itself – a nod towards the potential of the open data campaign to encourage outsiders to develop new services with public sector data.
He also emphasised that he was prepared to sidestep the whole process - as has been demanded by WestLB - if a serious bid was put on the table.
The military also emphasised that the UK would champion reform to increase the efficiency and impact of UN engagement, as well as setting up a cross-Whitehall joint UN peacekeeping policy unit.
Mr Mohamed also emphasised that the impetus behind the AEC is to compete with the sizeable markets of the EU and US, as well as neighbouring China and India.
The judge also emphasised that the "vast majority" of private landholders in Perth would be unaffected, as native title did not affect freehold or most leasehold land.
