The phrase "also emphasized in" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something is highlighted or given importance in addition to other points or contexts.
Example: "The importance of teamwork is also emphasized in the company's mission statement."
Alternatives: "also highlighted in" or "also stressed in".
Psychotherapeutic principles are also emphasized in rehabilitation programs for mentally disabled and chronically ill individuals.
He also emphasized, in a way that seemed unsatisfying to some of the judges, the unprecedented nature of the order.
Flowing steps were also emphasized in a convoluted, yet effortless-looking pas de deux for Sandra Brown and Marcelo Gomes.
But it's important to remember what the Court also emphasized in that case, District of Columbia v. Heller: "Like most rights, the right secured by the Second Amendment is not unlimited".
Some Fed officials have also emphasized in recent months that small rate increases are the most prudent course at a time when there are so many unresolved questions about how fast the economy can grow without igniting inflation.
The similarity in religious traditions is also emphasized in an accompanying miniature exhibition in an adjacent gallery, called "Scriptorium" — the "place where scribes write and illuminate books or scrolls".
But they can also emphasize, in interesting ways, how art implicates our physical selves.
The Welles side is apparent in Philip Seymour Hoffman's performance as Dodd (as I wrote at the time of the film's release), which Anderson also emphasizes in the Le Monde interview, crediting the actor with borrowing elements from both Welles and W. C. Fields.
Moreover, the UNCRPD also emphasizes in Articles 3 and 9 an essential tenet for inclusion and participation accessibility.
We should also emphasize in conclusion, that a number of procedures should be combined to establish a total quality assurance system.
We also emphasize in the current paradigm that neither the concept of the disease rate-reducing effects of latitude/ultraviolet B exposure or LNP population frequency nor the relationship between LNP and latitude/ultraviolet B exposure are new.
