The phrase "and emphasis of the" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing the importance or focus of a particular subject or element, but it needs to be part of a complete sentence for clarity.
Example: "The report highlights the key findings and emphasis of the research conducted."
Alternatives: "and focus on the" or "and importance of the".
These serial images lack the punch and emphasis of the earlier work.
He casually dominated the moderator, the PBS veteran Jim Lehrer, and controlled the pace and emphasis of the discussion.
The size, scope, and emphasis of the adaptation depend upon the needs of the district(s), the educational resources available, and the expected funding.
The best case scenario, it said, was that the protests would peter out after a few ministerial pronouncements on Government willingness to listen and emphasis of the fact that fuel prices were dependent on the price of crude.
In all areas the precise focus and emphasis of the major field will be determined by prior consultation between the student and his or her examiners; in each case, the specific content of the student's previous program of study and his or her special interests within the field will help to determine the nature of the examination and the weight given to specific aspects of the field.
Spelling, phonetic notation, and a simple method of marking stress and pitch enable the reader to follow the text with the characteristic intonation and emphasis of the speakers.
This is consistent with non-linearity of the used data and emphases of the non-linearity that provide the HOS.
The range and emphases of the HPSR portfolio and agendas were mapped through topic content and frequency analysis.
These themes were derived based on the frequency and emphasis of their appearance in the data set.
Conceptually, the terminology and emphasis of patient-centered care has evolved over the years.
The purpose and emphasis of a map are usually determined by who is paying for or benefitting from it.
