"emphasized the potential of" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to bring attention to the potential or possibility of something. Example: The speaker emphasized the potential of renewable energy sources to revolutionize the energy industry.
Other panelists, including Alexis Albion '92, emphasized the potential of each Princetonian.
Mr. Smarr and Ms. Gorbis both emphasized the potential of gaming platforms as an engagement tool.
The interdisciplinary debate surrounding the firm-government revolving door, defined as employee mobility between regulated firms and their regulators, has generally emphasized the potential of this hiring practice to skew regulatory outcomes through the capture of regulators.
Mara Prentiss, a professor of physics at Harvard whose book "Energy Revolution," from 2015, emphasized the potential of renewable energy, pointed out to me that doubling the diameter of a turbine yields four times as much power, and that some modern turbines have diameters of a hundred metres.
This study emphasized the potential of self-healing in rabbits decrease over age and maturation of the tissue.
Le et al. (2008) performed a successful series of experiments on carbonate rocks to study the injection strategy for foam generation and emphasized the potential of foam as a mobility control agent (Le et al 2008).
The analysis emphasized the potentials of ethnomedicinal research, sustainable utilization, conservation initiatives, and urgent need to document ethnobotanical knowledge for sustainability and scientific validation to prevent their losses.
These results emphasize the potential of CS, with Yang (2010) himself stating that CS is potentially far more efficient than other algorithms of similar goal.
Dr. Katz advised Dr. Eisenberg to start a company, and to emphasize the potential of the test-tube skin for bigger markets like treating burns and ulcers.
