The phrase "as it highlights" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to indicate that something emphasizes or brings attention to a particular point or aspect.
Example: "The report is significant, as it highlights the urgent need for policy changes."
Alternatives: "since it emphasizes" or "because it underscores".
Here the novel tries a bit too hard to absolve Lydia, even as it highlights its own implausibility.
In his programme notes, Jonathan Church references the play's "implied criticism" of the Vatican but The Last Confession remains respectful of the institution even as it highlights its problems.
Experts say the group revels in the destruction as it highlights its ability to operate with impunity and it shows the powerlessness of the international community to put a halt to its actions.
Yet the artist is excited by the controversy surrounding the crown and its theft, as it highlights the role of art in constrained societies like Thailand.
Crowdtilt, meanwhile, is more on par with what PayByGroup does, as it highlights purchases as one of its use cases.
"This report is very disturbing as it highlights a major gap in financial advice for a group that often needs help with their finances.
As much as it highlights African music, it's also about the collaborations between African musicians and other musicians that makes it special.
Britain must fix its productivity problem to secure future economic growth and improve living standards, a leading thinktank has warned as it highlights a failure to grow output per UK worker since the downturn.
This is an important point as it highlights how the live experience of a show is an intrinsic part of its personal and political impact – it can speak to its audience in ways that other forms, such as cinema, cannot.
"We think it is quite important as it highlights a practical way couples can help strengthen their marriage, particularly if they are not the most adept communicators in conflict".
Ms. Lang's departure "could weigh on the Time Inc. multiple, as it highlights a recent spate of C-suite instability," Barton Crockett, a media analyst at Lazard Capital Markets, wrote in a report on Wednesday.
