"focused emphasis" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the act of emphasizing or giving importance to a particular aspect or detail in a sentence. Example: The speaker's focused emphasis on the importance of education left a lasting impression on the audience.
Therefore, a renewed, focused emphasis must be placed on advancing clinical efficacy by improving clinical trial design, patient selection and outcome measures, developing more predictive animal models to support clinical testing, carefully performing retrospective analyses, and most importantly moving forward beyond our past limits.
Despite all the differences of focus, emphasis, or approach, certain common themes prevail.
When it comes to public opinion, Star Trek: Discovery's fared little better: it has a 55% rating by the audience, who claim it's the worst Trek in years and cite the darker focus, emphasis on a season-long story arc, and unrelatable characters.
CIS top managers considered a technical focus emphasis of interfacing enough at this particular moment of the CIS adoption.
Yet partly because it lacks specific focus, emphasis, and funding in global health, it is considerably neglected.
All six experiments measured genome-wide nucleosome positions, but differed in their focus, emphasis and platforms (Table 1).
It's not about abandoning minorities, the key is in focusing more emphasis on socioeconomic issues that appeal to a wider range of people.
He has increased the company's profit by focusing its emphasis not only on increasing the size of its audience but also attracting the viewers most desirable to advertisers.
There was no all-important power centre and no dominant rulership before Hellenistic and Roman times: thus the geographical scattering of records was extreme, although naturally with some focuses of emphasis such as Athens.
This time the video was watched with sound, taking note of talk in the visual context, including para-verbal features specifically pitch to focus on emphasis placed through verbal interactions.
In response, Savenije and Huijsman (1991) called for a "making haste slowly" approach that focuses more emphasis on developing and implementing solutions together with rural people.
