The phrase "and highlights that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something emphasizes or draws attention to a particular point or fact.
Example: "The report provides a comprehensive analysis of the market trends and highlights that consumer preferences are shifting towards sustainable products."
Alternatives: "and emphasizes that" or "and points out that".
"However, the media takes a story and highlights that story; the black-white issue, and that becomes the story".
He can alter the lighting at will, dropping in shadows and highlights that would take hours to reset on a traditional shoot.
The most relatable brand stories address the struggles, wins, beliefs, and highlights that occur during the journey.
In addition to syncing slides, they can add markers for people and highlights that show up within a video.
As before, the app will include news, scores and highlights that are accessible to all users, as well as the ability to watch linear ESPN by authenticating your cable account.
ESPN+ is being launched through a new iteration of the ESPN app, which will offer video clips, news and highlights that can be personalized so that content most compelling to the subscriber comes up on the screen first.
It should be noted that the Guide explicitly states that we should not expect 3-year-olds to write (p.95), and highlights that young children should not be over-burdened with academic pressure.
While much of the work presented here is preliminary it still provides a strong indication of the importance of SAS expression in breast and other cancers and highlights that much investigation is still required in this field of research.
ESPN is handy for quick news and highlights that can bring you up to speed.
The school says the Asian focus is deliberate and "highlights that region's growing importance for the finance industry".
This message conveys admiration and appreciation for Jack and highlights that you're interested in learning from him, not necessarily asking him for a job.
