"course highlight" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the context of education or learning to refer to a particularly noteworthy or memorable aspect of a course or class. Example: The final project presentation was definitely the course highlight for me. It was challenging but also incredibly rewarding and helped me solidify the concepts we had learned throughout the semester.
The newspaper starts to (unpopularly, of course) highlight South Africa's apartheid regime.
All the arguments and data about investing, of course, highlight Mr. Bogle's great invention: the index mutual fund.
The signings England's top 20 clubs have made this summer do, of course, highlight a league feasting on financial windfalls, but in fact the total spending was not much greater than the enormous £835m spent last summer; the next leap will come with the cheques from the next TV deals.
Missteps like this of course highlight the difficulties Groupon faces, and will face in the future, as it tries to manage its rapid global expansion.
"I just want to, of course, highlight the carefully staged beheadings of journalists," she continued.
Experts and consultants can, of course, highlight certain problems, but time constraints generally do not permit them to probe deeply, to the extent of going into the field and conducting investigations at user level.
Which, of course, highlights the issue.
That would be Facebook, of course, highlighted on the front page of Apple's site for iPhone apps.
The midwives who participated in the MMEC course highlighted that the practical elements, demonstrations and simulation-based teaching facilitated their learning were particularly effective.
The report of course highlights that diversity of devices in the Android ecosystem, with manufactures each creating and launching devices with diffferent form factors, capabilities, and OS versions over the past seven months.
This, of course, highlights all the obligations that Europe has in relation to international refugee law and in relation to the European legislation in itself.
