The phrase "also underscores that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize or highlight an additional point or idea in a discussion or argument.
Example: "The research findings also underscore that early intervention can significantly improve outcomes for children with developmental delays."
Alternatives: "also highlights that" or "also emphasizes that".
Today Amazon announced some news that also underscores that strategy: it has signed a deal with MGM to add "hundreds" of film and TV classics to its Prime Instant Video service.
Ms. Greene also underscores that small businesses must erect their own firewalls and take precautions to prevent hacking.
Alonzo often says, "When I have dementia"; this phrasing, she explains, is based on a rational calculation of her odds, given her family history, but it also underscores that, for most of us, mental decline is inevitable.
The visual quality of the material she shot is crummy, both palsied and smeared, but the decrepitude of the images also underscores that these blurry times would soon deteriorate.
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.
OH, but also underscores that many degradation products of Phe that are likely important for describing the kinetics are unaccounted for.
These results also underscore that specific MR antagonism generates similar beneficial outcomes, independently of the model used to induce inflammatory renal tissue damage.
Panelists also underscore that confidentiality is critical to ensuring public trust in biomonitoring programs, and that it is imperative that scientists and government officials consider and better address the unique confidentiality issues raised by biomonitoring.
But this work also underscored that additional, as yet unknown, factors, other than the influence of the alkaline pH of M. sexta OS (von Dahl et al. 2006), may shape these responses.
The differences in the efficacy of purifying selection are consistent with differences in effective population sizes between these species and also underscore that selection may not be highly effective in all prokaryotic species.
