"emphasize the contrast" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used when discussing differences or similarities between two things or ideas. Example: The author uses strong language and vivid imagery to emphasize the contrast between the protagonist's happy childhood and their tragic adulthood.
The president chose to emphasize the contrast by calling the hedge funds, which bought the bonds at discount, speculators.
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As if to emphasize the contrast, Boris has invited two strikingly different New York bands to open its show at Irving Plaza on Thursday night.
This tends to emphasize the contrast between Mr. Weide's film and Barbara Kopple's 1998 documentary "Wild Man Blues," every minute of which was more revealing of Mr. Allen's personality and his relationships then the entirety of "Woody Allen".
A day earlier, Mr. Chávez's opponent, Henrique Capriles Radonski, 39, led a throng on a six-mile march through Caracas that seemed intended to emphasize the contrast between his youth and vigor and Mr. Chávez's fragile health.
In relation to the very high sensitivity of the PI3Kα/Akt pathway to ouabain (Fig. 2e), it is important to emphasize the contrasting low ouabain sensitivity of the pathway that leads to ERK1/2 activation (Fig. 2f).
Abbott took a different approach: in the 1930s she documented urban architecture from below, emphasizing the contrast of light and dark and the magnitude of the built environment.
Democrats said it would allow them to court teachers and emergency workers while emphasizing the contrast with Congressional Republicans who opposed the package.
