The phrase "and emphasized that nothing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to highlight a point or assertion that indicates the absence of something or the insignificance of a matter.
Example: "The speaker concluded the presentation and emphasized that nothing could be more important than our commitment to sustainability."
Alternatives: "and stressed that nothing" or "and highlighted that nothing".
Aides emphasized that nothing has been decided, however, and leaders will likely discuss their options with the full Democratic caucus during lunch on Tuesday.
Garcia said the amphitheater, marina and hotel are ideas that have been discussed as possible, but he emphasized that nothing has been finalized.
Although there may be reasons to worry about the future, the researchers emphasized that nothing in Maya beliefs or calendars warranted hoisting "The End Is Nigh" placards.
The executives emphasized that nothing had changed in the timing of the decision, which had been expected before the end of the year.
The lawmakers emphasized that nothing in the more than 1,000 stolen e-mail messages or in the ensuing controversy challenged the scientific consensus that "global warming is happening and that it is induced by human activity".
The senior Algerian official, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said he believed there were about 10 hostages, under the control of possibly 13 to 15 militants, but he emphasized that "nothing is certain" about the numbers, which have varied wildly since the crisis began.
Adam Coogle, a Middle East researcher for the Human Rights Watch (HRW), told VICE News that while Saudi officials associate the executions with Islamic law, Coogle emphasized that "nothing in Islamic law mandates that you execute drug offenders.
In a June 2011 memo from ICE Director John Morton, he emphasized that "nothing in this memorandum should be construed to prohibit or discourage the apprehension, detention or removal of other aliens unlawfully in the United States".
He repeated the comment he made at the time, that the action was a "stab in the back," and emphasized that he knew nothing about "the so-called Turkomans," Syrian Turks who live in the region where the jet was downed.
