The phrase "also emphasized the impact" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the significance or effects of a particular action, event, or phenomenon in a broader context.
Example: "The report not only highlighted the findings but also emphasized the impact of climate change on local ecosystems."
Alternatives: "also highlighted the significance" or "also stressed the effect".
Wright's attorneys also emphasized the impact of Trump's anti-Muslim rhetoric.
Women also emphasized the impact of children on time available to take care of themselves, particularly on fitness and heath, with more deciding the tradeoff was "not worth it".
These studies have also emphasized the impact of certain symptoms (aphasia, impaired consciousness and anosognosia) and the type of stroke [ 9, 11- 13].
Results from their study highlighted a number of areas that warrant further study and also emphasized the impact of time-optimal control on controlling the generation of new infections in resource-limited settings.
Similarly, another recent qualitative study has also emphasized the impact of a loss of an infant on the subsequent parenting of mothers [ 18], and indicated a paradoxical pattern (trying to hold their subsequent child emotionally close, but aloof at the same time) in their parenting styles.
This document also emphasizes the impact thermal modeling will have on the design and future development of the scientific balloons.
Because this is a taxonomically complex system, we also emphasize the impact of identical peptide sequences and taxonomically indistinct peptides sequences on the process of SRM assay development.
Furthermore, recent studies also emphasize the impact of day-to-day variations in particle concentrations and exposures for short periods as important factors in cardiac events in predisposed population.
Global Tolerance's report also emphasized the particular impact of millennials, noting that 62% want to work for a company that makes a positive impact, 50% prefer "purposeful" work to a high salary and 53% "would work harder if they were making a difference to others".
