"emphasized not to" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to emphasize something that should not be done. For example, "Be sure to lock the door when you leave, emphasized not to leave it open."
The ball, he emphasized, not him.
Einstein's account of his debt to Mach, as quoted above from his 1916 memorial note, emphasizes not phenomenalism but precisely this historical-critical method.
And since Maloney felt strongly that the book had to have a digital component — "It was important that it look like 2012, not 2010," he emphasizes — the topics pages have Digimarc watermarks.
At the same time, Poterba and Robert Solow, MIT Institute Professor of Economics and Nobel laureate, emphasize that 2009 is not 1933, and that the US economy was far weaker in the early 1930s than it is now, with unemployment reaching 25percentt.
While this factor is mentioned in the findings accompanying the 1937 order, it has not been emphasized in the 1964 findings and the testimony at the 1963 hearings suggests that support in the record is indeed scant.
Similarly, SDN enables formal reasoning of networks that has not been emphasized earlier and this aspect may need to be introduced in newer textbooks.
As many people have emphasized this week, we should not focus on that metric and miss the bigger picture -- I completely agree.
But Jewell emphasized that today's decision was not just aimed at saving "an amazing, scrappy bird".
MR: It seems like he didn't change what you're about, but he did add layers of production and hints of psychedelia that weren't as emphasized in the earlier recordings.
Caveats abound: as Mrs. Clinton's campaign chairman, Terry McAuliffe, emphasized last week, this thing is not over.
Several executives emphasized today that they were not interested in making propaganda films.
