The phrase "also underscored that the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when emphasizing or highlighting a particular point or statement in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The report also underscored that the need for sustainable practices is more urgent than ever."
Alternatives: "also emphasized that the" or "also highlighted that the".
She also underscored that the corn would be easily traced following the strict new rules.
The report also underscored that the difficulties in achieving a secure retirement is a national problem, regardless of gender.
But Mr. Rumsfeld also underscored that the Marine Corps base was meant to be neither permanent nor the leading edge of a huge wave of ground troops.
The attacks also underscored that the raw passions and anger fed by Iraq's deep ethnic, regional and sectarian divides can still instantly ignite.
She also underscored that the analysis is preliminary and based on storm-surge models that could change anytime up to landfall.
But in doing so, McConnell's letter also underscored that the full scope of the NSA's surveillance program under Bush's order has not been revealed.
Our observations also underscore that the p53 pathway is not engaged by low levels of oncogene activity that are sufficient for early stages of lung tumour development.
Our results also underscore that the targeting and transport of the LH receptor to plasma membrane require both domains, whereas each domain is independently sufficient for folding.
The public disagreement also underscores that the 12 OPEC member countries are increasingly making their own decisions about production levels rather than bowing to the collective judgment of the group.
The decision also underscores that the touchstone of good faith in the SLC context is willingness— demonstrated in the investigative record and report to search for and evaluate in an even-handed manner all information relevant to the claims alleged in a demandexcused action.
This result also underscores that the empathic response in this network was directed at the victim and not the perpetrator, since- (i) higher empathic response with the perpetrator would have predicted reduced moral condemnation; (ii) no information about affective state of the perpetrator was provided in the stimuli (for more detailed discussion, see Supplementary Text S19).
