The phrase "emphasised as much" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that something is being emphasized or stressed to the same degree as something else. Example: "The teacher emphasised the importance of studying for the exam as much as completing assignments on time."
"We got caught up in their style of play when we needed to take an extra pass," admitted Pearce, and emphasised as much to his team during the break.
Interestingly, the comic discrepancy in height between all these species is not emphasised as much as in the first film, with the exception of much knockabout fun at the expense of the bluff old soldier Gimli.
Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy has emphasised as much, but was firmly and publicly told by the Westminster leadership that the squeeze will be implemented, and fiscal discipline will be applied to Scotland as well as the rest of the UK.
This is a much higher age than has been previously reported, where teen pregnancy is emphasised as a risk factor.
Staff in these low-income settings offered an all-encompassing and broadly aspirational definition of patient safety, one that included the need to avoid harm to patients, and tended to emphasise quality as much as safety of care.
Just as soon, it emphasises, as the security situation allows.
At his meeting with President Karzai, he appears to have emphasised tackling corruption as much as the need to improve security.
Reminicent of Diary.com, although Diary has not emphasised the journal as much.
Finns believe it will complement their new national curriculum which was introduced last year and emphasises skills as much as subjects.
Investors are still switching to firms such as Vanguard, Capital Research and Fidelity that came through the scandals more or less clean and emphasise low costs as much as visionary investing.About face?This prompts a big strategic question.
Both are satisfying on their own terms, with wonderful performances and individual scenes of great power (the pursuit and death of Sikes, the Christmas-morning awakening of Scrooge), but they are also in some respects stock, one-dimensional Dickens that emphasise his weaknesses as much as his strengths.
