The phrase "and should be emphatically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to stress the importance or necessity of a particular point or action in a statement.
Example: "This issue is critical and should be emphatically addressed in our next meeting."
Alternatives: "and must be strongly" or "and ought to be clearly".
This should be a very small event, and participants should be emphatically asked to keep the meeting confidential.
Men who were uneducated or had primary level education, were aged above 25 years, had higher income, formal employment, came from Hindu religion and non-indigenous ethnicities demonstrated greater involvement and these factors should be emphatically considered during maternal health program development.
Men who were uneducated or had primary level education, aged above 25 years, had higher income, formal employment, came from Hindu religion and non-indigenous ethnicities demonstrated greater involvement and these factors should be emphatically considered during maternal health program development.
In this study:- age, marital length, biological child, partner, community pressure, duration of HIV-diagnosis, discordant HIV-test and disclosure of HIV-serostatus to partner were demonstrated to have more fertility desire among PLHIV and these factors should be emphatically considered during PLHIV's reproductive health program development.
There must be full transparency over the talks and the issue of the transfer of personal data should be emphatically excluded from the scope of the agreement.
So far as our study was concerned, children born of both preterm and LGA, whose parents particularly mothers had a history of ORD, should be emphatically intervened as early as possible.
Children born of both preterm and LGA, whose parents particularly mothers had a history of obesity related disease, should be emphatically intervened as early as possible.
I think he should be emphatically encouraged to continue his activities as a design activist, collector, impresario and client.
