The phrase "associated with emphasizing" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing a connection or relationship between something and the act of emphasizing a point or idea.
Example: "The study's findings are associated with emphasizing the importance of early intervention in education."
Alternatives: "linked to highlighting" or "related to stressing".
In addition to these potential risks associated with emphasizing identity politics for persons with disabilities and other stigmatized minorities, there have been several major challenges in mobilizing people with disabilities around an affirmative group or cultural identity.
The pattern of results associated with emphasizing details is consistent with those reported by Eslick, Fazio, and Marsh (2011), who found that highlighting correct and misleading general knowledge details in fiction stories resulted in an increased likelihood of using those incorrect details to answer questions on a subsequent general knowledge test.
Left frontal atrophy was associated with tests emphasizing auditory/verbal memory.
Alternately, studies of public space that emphasize more practical uses, such as for production or other domestic activities tend to focus on those spaces directly associated with houses, emphasizing the everyday life of city residents.
Advanced age and a history of heart disease were independently associated with death, emphasizing the need for prevention of this infection in persons with these risk factors.
Regarding content and outcomes of the ideal CBE curriculum, the professional competences should focus on theoretical and applied knowledge associated with practice, emphasizing values, skills and critical appraisal.
On the other hand, fluid overloading when the heart is non-responsive and the central venous pressure (CVP) is inadvertently elevated is potentially harmful and also associated with mortality, emphasizing the value of appropriate haemodynamic monitoring [ 17].
The stories associated with him emphasize his love of wine and his enormous strength.
The "Moneyball" paradigm is sometimes associated with de-emphasizing the value of the stolen base.
Espenshade and Chung also noted a potential problem linked to the economy: If financial aid does not meet demand, lower-income students may be discouraged from applying, negating some diversity gains associated with de-emphasizing the SAT.
The multiplicity and importance of benefits associated with Qanats emphasize the fact that this ancient technology should be reconsidered, in particular, for provision of irrigation water in arid zones.
