"emphasize value" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in business or marketing contexts to show the importance or worth of something. Example: Our company's mission is to emphasize value for our customers by providing high-quality products at affordable prices.
Procter & Gamble officials say they expect sales to begin rebounding this fall as the company cuts prices and adds new versions of its consumer products that emphasize value.
Their managers use a variety of approaches, but most emphasize value in their stock-picking and say they have been chastened by years of market turmoil.
Colleges will cut costs and emphasize value.
Another ad that would emphasize value would be one that says "why waste your time doing boring protein sequencing when we can do it for you better and cheaper, because it's all we do".
(male third year internal medicine resident) "It's important to emphasize value to me….yeah, that's sort of how I think about it and that leaves me a little bit puzzled about how to think about affordability in this particular way".
However, some physicians felt that they have higher clinical priorities with patients than cost, and struggled with how to fit affordability into their practice framework as noted by a male participant: "It's important to emphasize value to me….yeah, that's sort of how I think about it and that leaves me a little bit puzzled about how to think about affordability in this particular way".
What was becoming lost in the frenzy, the organizers theorized, was family time to establish rituals and emphasize values.
To address the doubts, Mr. Romney and his surrogates are seeking to emphasize values over religious denomination.
As Elizabeth Bishop put it, "art is art and to separate writings, paintings, musical compositions, etc. into two sexes is to emphasize values that are not art".
The article next to the photo, "After Six Months, Bush Team Plans Change of Focus," describes how the administration hopes to emphasize "values" while reaching out to political moderates and women.
Some of the best, like those sponsored by the KIPP program, steer inner-city students toward college from the early grades, and emphasize values such as perseverance and discipline as well as strong academics.
