The phrase "are further emphasised" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how certain points or ideas are highlighted or made more significant in a text or argument.
Example: "In the conclusion, the main arguments are further emphasised to reinforce the overall message of the paper."
Alternatives: "are additionally highlighted" or "are more strongly underscored."
All simulated thicknesses are between 1/5 and 5 times the observed thicknesses and the reliability of the best-fit results are further emphasised by the Aida index values; reflecting a geometric average, K = 0.98 and a geometric standard deviation, k = 1.29.
These distinctive patterns are further emphasised when units are aggregated into anatomical regions.
These advantages are further emphasised in the bivariate model (Panel A) where women from rich households were more than four times more likely to deliver with TBA or skilled professionals (Col. 1) and 8 times more likely to deliver with skilled professional (Col. 2).
These results are further emphasised in the bivariate model (Panel A) which indicates that women from middle income and rich households were more likely than their counterparts from poor households to go for ANC (p < 0.01) or to make their first visit in the first trimester (p < 0.05 in Col. 2).
This is further emphasised by the large number of references to pure commerce and the use of many brand names.
This is further emphasised by the manner in which these processes are explained by proponents of online dating, as "opening up options" and "putting yourself out there".
His stature was further emphasised by the man who replaced him, Sir David McNee, who never quite seemed to master the job.
This is further emphasised with street labels from America – Rihanna's Fenty Puma line and Virgil Abloh's Off White – also on the Paris schedule.
This new mood for Paris is further emphasised with street labels from America – Rihanna's Fenty Puma line and Virgil Abloh's Off White – also on the Paris schedule, both with shows on Wednesday.
That the bosses have little awareness of the postmen as individuals with real and compelling lives is further emphasised by a proposal for a 30-hour week in the summer when the post is light, and a 50-hour week in the winter when it is heavier.
