The phrase "and emphasized a number" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the act of highlighting or stressing a specific quantity or figure in a statement or argument.
Example: "In her presentation, she discussed the importance of sustainability and emphasized a number that illustrated the impact of climate change."
Alternatives: "and highlighted a figure" or "and stressed a statistic".
Since mid-2002, Morningstar has played down the role that its star ratings should have in investors' fund choices; instead, it has emphasized a number of other factors.
Mr. Brown, on the other hand, emphasized a number of issues, from strategies to cut the costs of public construction and the police force to the rehabilitation of urban neighborhoods.
SARAH emphasized a number of areas of strong research interest at Columbia, including: national and transnational feminist movements, inter-generational trauma, menstrual health and justice, rights for sexual minorities, for diaspora and immigrant communities, to name a few.
At the press conference, Rawlings-Blake emphasized a number of reforms already being implemented in the city, noting she's already revised 26 key policies in the police department, and that the city is "revamping our approach to officer accountability".
Theoretical and simulation results emphasize a number of interesting points that can be listed as follows: For different correlation conditions, considerable performance improvement is achieved via very limited number of feedback bits per user.
Theoretical and simulation results emphasize a number of interesting points that can be listed as followsc: With a PU outage probability constraint, less rates are achieved at the secondary channel when the PU transmission rate increases (Figure 2a).
The above outline gives only the scaffold of training programs and we would like to emphasize a number of key features that appear for us imperative in order to improve upon many existing programs.
But careful analysis reveals that the rating is "formal" in nature emphasizing a number of bureaucratic procedures, their duration and the official cost of state services.
Our analysis emphasizes a number of important points that should be considered in future studies.
