The phrase "emphasise value" is correct usage in written English.
It is used to emphasize the importance of something, usually a quality or attribute. For example, "Our company strives to emphasise value in our products, ensuring that customers have access to the best possible experience."
If you can't win on price, then emphasise value-especially over the longer term if you're selling luxury goods.
Well, when discussing the hidden injuries of humanitarian relief, it is important to emphasise the importance of community consultations to understand local customs and preferences, especially as Filipino village cultures traditionally emphasise values of neighbourly cooperation and mutual obligation to care for each other.
The intervention emphasised value for money by comparing foods on a cost per kilogram basis and provided resources for participants to develop budgeting, cooking and shopping skills.
But emphasising values has a long and distinguished tradition in American life.
"The Mediterranean diet emphasises values of hospitality, neighbourliness, intercultural dialogue and creativity, and a way of life guided by respect for diversity".
One movie emphasises values.
Emphasise the value and relevance of each role.
The results emphasise the value of cross-sector development interventions informed by contextualised analysis of livelihoods and wellbeing outcomes.
We emphasise the value of manipulative experiments and discuss the role of scientific knowledge in the decision-making process.
Making certain patients pay a fee for some services would "emphasise the value" of GPs, the British Medical Association's (BMA) local medical committees conference was told in May.
Others emphasise the value of environmental design in deterring criminal behaviour, and insist that thinking has long moved on from such crude solutions as stainless steel spikes.
