The phrase "are required to emphasize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when stating that something must be highlighted or made more prominent in a particular context.
Example: "In this report, key findings are required to emphasize the importance of sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "must highlight" or "need to stress".
Operando spectroscopy was formally introduced into the catalysis community around 2002, with the idea that a new term was required to emphasize the importance of simultaneously combining fundamental spectroscopic measurements with quantification of catalytic performance, on the same sample, under realistic reaction conditions.
All of these feedback statements gave us inputs on what is required to emphasize for the next set of workshops and possible modifications in the iSAT tool itself to support them more regarding organizing the data.
Moreover, continuous clinical and program related training is required to emphasize both the quality in-service delivery as well as administrative matters such as reimbursement and claims process.
Although more studies are required to clarify this complex regulatory mechanism, we want to emphasize some aspects.
And he emphasized that nominees are required to file those reports before their hearings.
The curriculum emphasizes writing; students are required to complete a semester project each term on a topic chosen in conjunction with an advisor, and are required to complete a research paper during their third year.
While a recent survey shows progress has been made in several areas, it also emphasizes that sustained efforts are required to tackle maternal mortality, access to water and sanitation, and protection of vulnerable children.
Our simulations also emphasize that multiple horizontal IS acquisitions are required to explain the observed distribution pattern.
To emphasize the difference between the two brands, Ferrari dealers are required to have a separate a Maserati showroom.
As [ 4] emphasized, markers more variable than isozymes are required to describe wild cherry clone sizes.
