The phrase "are commonly emphasized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics or elements that are frequently highlighted or given importance in a particular context.
Example: "In educational settings, certain concepts are commonly emphasized to ensure students grasp the fundamental principles."
Alternatives: "are often highlighted" or "are frequently stressed".
Similarly, while discussing types of non-monophyly, Baum and Smith note general that paraphyly and polyphyly are "commonly emphasized, but not very meaningful from a modern, tree-thinking perspective" (p. 125).
Highly complex biogenic habitats, food limitation, and ice effects are commonly emphasized as important factors affecting Antarctic marine diversity [31], [32], [33].
Difficulties in communication are commonly emphasized as a barrier for patients with special needs [ 30].
In conclusion, we found that Japanese resident physicians emphasize teacher characteristics in their perceptions of characteristics of a good clinical teacher, but do not emphasize medical knowledge or clinical competence of the teacher, which are commonly emphasized in Western countries.
Limited identification of MES leads to insufficient discussion of current and future trade-offs, even though the 'environment or development' dilemma is commonly emphasized.
For cervical cancer, the most commonly afflicted age group is women in their late 30s to early 40s; the affliction of young women is usually emphasized [ 2– 4].
In the present study, we emphasized chemicals that are commonly used in consumer products, in building materials or furnishings, or in other products that might lead to widely distributed, close contact with populations.
This clearly emphasizes the validity of our findings because these are commonly expected syndromes in Turner individuals.
In this respect, we emphasize here that climate-driven eustatic sea-level changes are commonly at the decamillennial timescale, an order of magnitude compatible with the duration of the world-wide regression that coincides with the PTB.
One of the precast column connections that has been recently emphasized for accelerated bridge construction (ABC) utilizes mechanical bar splices, which are commonly referred to as couplers.
15– 19 As emphasized earlier, extended calcifications in long segment chronic occlusions or tight stenoses are commonly encountered during angiosome-targeted revascularization.
