"consistently emphasized" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use the phrase when you want to indicate that something has been repeatedly emphasized or stressed. For example: "The importance of collaboration was consistently emphasized throughout the meeting."
President Bush has consistently emphasized the importance of scientific research in environmental decision making.
The two men consistently emphasized Israel's doctrine of self-reliance for such existential issues.
Mr. Bush, who has consistently emphasized the importance of voluntarism, has proposed expanding the program to 75,000 members.
Duncan has consistently emphasized improving the quality of teachers by measuring and rewarding — or penalizing — them based on performance.
The group, which seeks greater lay involvement in church decisions, has consistently emphasized its desire to establish a working relationship with the archdiocese.
The speakers consistently emphasized the political aspects of fighting nuclear energy, offering a new "Citizen's Party" that they say will sponsor antinuclear candidates in the 1980 elections.
Miss Martinez Medrano's adaptation consistently emphasizes sensory impressions over words.
The United Nations Arab Human Development Reportss -- written by Arabs -- consistently emphasize three deficits in the Arab Muslim world: women's empowerment, knowledge and freedom.
Ms. Corthron consistently emphasizes that these tragedies are bred by more than a jittery police force and a distrustful public.
But they also consistently emphasize the institutions and legal channels that are meant to address a problem.
But as our cases repeatedly and consistently emphasize, ultimate public access is the overriding purpose of the constitutional provision.
