"enough emphasis" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to emphasize a point, for example: "I cannot stress enough how important it is to wear a seatbelt in the car."
The jokes get enough emphasis from the large camera lenses that capture the action.
I just didn't think that there was enough emphasis on black girls.
Less? A. In our business, there's not enough emphasis on math.
Driscoll fears the draft curriculum does not place enough emphasis on developing children's cultural understanding.
The biggest problem, according to the report, is that MBA programmes still don't place enough emphasis on globalisation.
The Foreign Secretary did not think enough emphasis had been given to this under the previous government".
"The incessant rise in crude prices today has provided enough emphasis to keep the main UK benchmark afloat," added Mahony.
does not place enough emphasis on personal responsibility -- seem particularly unrealistic for a program targeted in part at children.
We have deep problems in our game, not least because there has been not enough emphasis on development.
"There's too much emphasis that's put on the war, and not enough emphasis that's put on the terror".
This is a sure indication of the government's continuing failure to place enough emphasis on the voluntary sector.
