The phrase "also emphasised that in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to highlight an additional point or detail that supports a previous statement or argument.
Example: "The report also emphasised that in order to achieve our goals, collaboration among team members is essential."
Alternatives: "also highlighted that in" or "further stressed that in".
"We will return the NHS to a national system based on the principle of collaboration on which it was founded in 1948," added Burnham, who also emphasised that, in making that pledge he was "not talking about protecting the status quo".
They also emphasised that in the long run the review of accumulated documentation will be challenging by asserting that visual scanning is impossible without highlights, for example, "Accumulation over the year will be a problem because you cannot go through all the note to find something" (FG1).
She also emphasises that "many of our options have been diminished because of the downturn in the economy".
These data imply important potentials of the PLAP/anti-PLAP system for immunolocalisation and therapy in patients, but also emphasise that in vitro criteria alone are not reflected in in vivo tumour localisation capacities of antibodies.
It also emphasised that participation in the work of CFS should be seen in the larger context of the participation of all partners in actions to implement the Summit recommendations and achieve its goals.
They have also emphasised that a fall in the value of the pound could be beneficial, making UK exports cheaper.
But they also emphasised that not everything in Waiora was based around such a heavy subject.
Butler also emphasised that this CO2 is locking in future warming.
"It has also emphasised that it cannot be removed in civil proceedings without safeguards for the person at risk of prosecution.
As well as introducing the concept of intermittency into the theory of physiological control, Craik (1947a) also emphasised that intermittent corrections were "ballistic" in the sense that "they have a predetermined time pattern and are 'triggered off' as a whole".
This process was described in interviews as involving a degree of modification and negotiation but also emphasised that once recommendations were contained in the implementation plan they would be monitored for progress and reported against.
