The phrase "an emphasis for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating a specific focus or importance placed on a particular aspect or topic.
Example: "The report provides an emphasis for the need to improve sustainability practices in our operations."
Alternatives: "a focus on" or "a highlight of".
Instead it is from the heavily idealised and much more wealthy environs of New England, with an emphasis for next season on the England element.
He points out that the investment signals an emphasis for BI on "customers" and "long-term focus".
With an emphasis for moving toward the true Pareto optimal region, an EA can be used to find the Pareto optimal solutions in one single simulation run.
Central to Ibn Gabirol's cosmogony is also the notion of the Divine Will, an emphasis for which the Fons Vitae is highlighted in the history of ideas.
He also notes that placing more emphasis on the app and the connection is good for Facebook because more people using the app means more data getting pushed back into the social networking juggernaut — clearly an emphasis for them these days.
As for what areas that might touch, he notes that e-commerce has not been as much of an emphasis for ShopKeep in the past, but the trend for omnicommerce — where people have seamless experiences of discovering, buying and selling goods and services wherever the buyer may be — is definitely a strong one that ShopKeep will be looking to be more active in going forward.
It's an odd emphasis for anyone who's been to an Inns of Court dinner.
Likewise, if it is creating two company reports based on the same data, the machine can produce a positive emphasis for clients and a must-try-harder tone for employees.
Arts should be a required emphasis for all, not a forgotten bonus.
The schedule for WWDC this year shows a major emphasis for iPhone OS as well, and a relatively lighter OS X emphasis.
These topics are explored for each imaging system, with an emphasis on directions for future improvements.
