The phrase "also emphasizes that in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to highlight or stress a particular point or idea within a larger context or argument.
Example: "The report also emphasizes that in order to achieve sustainability, we must reduce our carbon footprint significantly."
Alternatives: "also highlights that in" or "further underscores that in".
Apkarian et al. (2005) also emphasize that discrepancies in activated brain areas depend on pain modality, varying pain intensities, and individual's cognitive state.
Nehm also emphasized that collaboration among the various stakeholders in evolution education will be critical to gather the data needed to move the field forward.
Mr. Gurgenidze also emphasized that in a region known for coups and revolutions, Georgia had not been consumed by lawlessness and disorder, even as Russian tanks rolled a mere half-hour from the capital.
He also emphasized that in earlier statements, Officer Tortorella had described differently the timing of when he had looked toward the car where Lieutenant Smith and the suspect were.
It should be also emphasized that in contrary to the work by [22] about the deterministic low ripple torque design, in our paper we deal with the low cogging torque design of the ECPSM machine under uncertainties.
It should be also emphasized that in the case of stretched exponential relaxation function, the PL decay may be analyzed more thoroughly by recovering the distribution of recombination rates [10].
It should be also emphasized that in Asia at large, the political situation was still very tense, volatile and extremely complex at the time of the conference as C. P. Fitzgerald, who also attended the conference, wrote: From north to south there are four major trouble areas in the Far East: Korea, Formosa, Indochina, and Malaya.
We also emphasize that in this paper the nonlinear term is involved with the first-order delta derivative, the operator is not necessary odd and have the more generalized form, and the tool is a generalized Leggett-Williams fixed point theorem [16].
Rice also emphasized that in order to "unmask" Americans ― whose names are typically redacted when they appear in foreign intelligence reports ― she had to get approval from the intelligence community through multiple channels.
The Executive Director also emphasized that in Afghanistan today, more than four million children are still out of school, the majority of whom are girls.
