The phrase "and one may emphasize" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to highlight or stress a particular point or idea in your writing.
Example: "In discussing the importance of education, one may emphasize the role it plays in personal development and societal progress."
Alternatives: "it is important to highlight" or "one can stress".
One practitioner may emphasize self-control and emotional regulation, whereas another might emphasize self-defense or preparation for competition, and a third might actually promote aggression; the intervention can be very different depending on who is teaching it.
One database (BioCyc) may emphasize on some very specific aspects of a certain large pathway; so this large pathway is broken up in this database into different pathways with similar/related names, yet all describing the detailed aspects of the original large pathway; see Table 6.
"The ones who plan for that [growth] up front, even though they may emphasize one aspect more in the beginning, will be the ones successfully handling their growth in a way that will keep current customers happy while they bring on new ones [onboard] at an accelerated rate," he said.
Despite prepared one-liners and readied ripostes, Bush and Gore in debate may emphasize policy differences or reveal personality differences that ignite interest and forge public opinions.
Instead, it may emphasize mapping and further historical research.
More seasoned interviewers will sit and wait for you to answer, which may emphasize the awkwardness.
By choosing a different prior, one may, for example, emphasize sparsity in the utility parameters.
Furthermore, the principles are in tension with one another; emphasizing one may require deemphasizing another.
He emphasizes that although one may develop and expand one's competencies, new challenges always appear, and a good condition for one to develop one's IC is the contact and experience with people of other languages and cultures in a positive setting.
As emphasized in this paper, one may have a better chance of finding many missing SNPs by applying more powerful and robust methods that consider different genetic models simultaneously.
