The phrase "as I emphasized" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to refer back to a point you have previously highlighted or stressed in your writing or speech.
Example: "The importance of teamwork cannot be overstated, as I emphasized in my earlier remarks."
Alternatives: "as I pointed out" or "as I highlighted".
For as I emphasized in that post earlier today, that German success story was based on a (modestly) inflationary boom in much of the rest of Europe.
As I emphasized in the original piece, the ability of government to run large deficits without driving up rates is also evidence of the same thing.
As I emphasized in my column, the situation of gays in Russia should not be equated with that of Jews in Nazi Germany — or that of gays in Nazi Germany, for that matter.
As I emphasized in my column, the situation of gays in Russia should not be equated with that of Jews in Nazi Germany—or that of gays in Nazi Germany, for that matter.
As I emphasized in the post I wrote after the results came in, the main reason that Clinton won is that she racked up big majorities among some key constituencies of today's Democratic Party women, blacks, Hispanics, and affluent, highly educated whites.
As I emphasized in the paper, we regard theoretical frameworks as complementary to one another – affordances for looking, seeing, experiencing, and making sense.
From the very start of his career, he was (as I emphasize in regard to the Film Forum retrospective) a political filmmaker with a virtually documentary enthusiasm for representing, by means of his persona, the Tramp, the big events of the time — whether anarchist provocations, as in "Dough and Dynamite," or the First World War, in "Shoulder Arms".
As I emphasize for AlterNet, Congress has made a terrible mistake here, but there is still room for reform.
As I emphasize whenever I have conversations with a reflective surface in my home, I love each of these Republican presidential candidates equally.
So forgive me for standing behind the artist's right to use the n-word, even as I emphasize others: Creativity.
As I emphasize in my book Surviving American Medicine, preventing illness is important in avoiding poor quality of life and early death, and is better than trying to battle advanced cancer.
