The phrase "and emphasizes the challenges" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a topic that highlights difficulties or obstacles in a particular context.
Example: "The report outlines the current situation and emphasizes the challenges faced by the organization in achieving its goals."
Alternatives: "and highlights the difficulties" or "and underscores the obstacles".
The United Kingdom (UK)'s National Security Strategy was endorsed in 2010 and emphasizes the challenges faced in an "age of uncertainty" (UKG 2010).
A Manifesto for Growth | August 2018 | Tom Webster, the SVP at Edison Research who co-authors the annual Infinite Dial report on the podcasting market, notes that podcasting's growth has been slow-and-steady, not an explosion, and emphasizes the challenges podcasting still facing in mainstream consumer adoption.
This work demonstrates that an open-source tool can be built which performs well in the domain of free-text pathology reports and emphasizes the challenges inherent in such reports.
The pattern explains the poor sensitivity of the first-generation diagnostic tests during the first 5 days of the illness and emphasizes the challenge in making laboratory diagnosis early in the disease.
In view of this, the papers make a compelling call for more systematic research on land use sustainability and emphasize the challenges for futher research on land use and rural revitalization in China.
Recent studies suggest that elevated paracrine Wnt signals in the context of tumorigenesis can exert distinct outcomes on the receiving cells within breast xenograft models and emphasize the challenge of deciphering Wnt interactions in vivo[ 41].
The observed lack of potential therapeutic targets common to all cancer cells in primary tumours and metastases emphasizes the challenges in designing rational targeted therapy solely based on analysis of the primary tumours.
The relatively low level of concordance between EMDAC votes and subsequent actions emphasizes the challenges faced by the committee members.
A blink-and-you'll-miss-it poke at Pixar both acknowledges an obvious debt to the "Toy Story" movies and emphasizes the philosophical challenge that "Sausage Party" marshals against them.
