The phrase "and one that emphasized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific aspect or feature that highlights or underscores a particular point or idea.
Example: "The presentation included several key points, and one that emphasized the importance of teamwork stood out."
Alternatives: "and one that highlighted" or "and one that underscored".
The result is a school with no academic departments or tenure, and one that emphasizes entrepreneurship and humanities as well as technical education.
It's a clever little bit of software, and one that emphasizes Google's view of how designing for it will be much different from creating experiences either for mobile or desktop.
In this context, Wimar chose a telling narrative of the past, present and future American unity, one that emphasized the history of St . Louisfor the success of the nation.
Despite the perversion of George Kennan's original political, economic, and military containment strategy into one that emphasized primarily military intervention and CIA covert action, the strategy largely worked.
Its philosophy was based on a libertarian reading of the Constitution, one that emphasized inalienable rights and treated property as being inseparable from liberty.
Jean-ellen McSharry Stony Creek, Conn., April 22 , 2008 To the Editor: David Brooks writes nostalgically about the medieval, enchanted world, one that emphasized meaning and imagination in contrast to our modern, scientific outlook "that doesn't exactly arouse the imaginative faculties".
Republicans pledged to create a new formula, one that emphasized outcomes and student achievement over ''Suburbans for superintendents'' — Suburban-driving superintendents being, in Kansas at least, the 21st-century equivalent of Ronald Reagan's Cadillac-driving welfare queens.
There are various dimensions of Pan-Africanism including the one that emphasized the continent and constituted the ground of joint voices and alliances between leaders such as Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana and Gamal Abdel Nasser of Egypt.
Mr. Charmatz was there, too, leading people through various choreographic exercises, including one that emphasized how the transmission of movement is like a game of telephone.
Known as cost-cutters, they sought to replace a celebrity-oriented culture at ABC with a less profligate one that emphasized management teamwork.
