The phrase "are given emphasis" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing elements that are highlighted or made more prominent in a text or speech.
Example: "In the report, the key findings are given emphasis to ensure that the audience understands their importance."
Alternatives: "are highlighted" or "are stressed".
Viewing that MA, MDMA and ketamine are largely found in locally seized ecstasy tablets, so these three active compounds are given emphasis for drink spiking in this study.
Significant nodes that are dependent on a species that has less than five individuals are not included in the results and nodes representing large numbers of individuals are given emphasis during interpretation of the results.
Editors and reviewers of manuscripts have a duty to ensure cautions are explicit even when the headline results are given emphasis, while those presenting results to the media sometimes need more humility in making their findings public.
These topics are given emphasis because of the staggering rapidity with which the earth's environment is currently transforming, and the important role that scientists can play in documenting and potentially helping to ameliorate some of the more detrimental effects of current and upcoming changes.
"Iambic" refers to how many beats are in each foot and how those the beats are given emphasis.
To the best of our knowledge, first time we are exploring the SnO2/Sb2Se3 combination in semiconductor sensitized solar cells and of the many influencing factors, the effect of sensitization time is given emphasis in the present study.
This "second beginning" to Matthew was given emphasis in many early Gospel Books, so much so that the two sections were often treated as separate works.
Considering the disease burden of the country, communicable diseases were stated to be given emphasis.
Pre-service and on-job training of obstetric care givers on the use of the partograph should be given emphasis.
