The phrase "give much emphasis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize the importance of something. For example, "The teacher gave much emphasis on the importance of punctuality".
The president's role is largely ceremonial, and I don't give much emphasis to him being a Bengali, but there is of course a certain comfort zone that he speaks my language, hails from my region.
For better planning and management of landscape units such as forests for recreational purposes there is need for not only to give much emphasis to the visual aesthetic aspects, but also to understand the microclimate differences among vegetative units and their influence on recreation-seeking humans.
Chris Brent-Smith, from CAMSA, said Stroud district councillors had failed to give much emphasis "to the beauty of the countryside".
"The one thing we don't think has been given much emphasis has been the fact that so much effort was put in by the local population.
Most of the research has progressed in the field of isolation, purification and characterization of Xylanases, without giving much emphasis on the interaction of the substrate and the enzyme.
In 1996 the company introduced the Hellcat, named for the World War II fighter plane, which Mr. Chambers declared would be "the fastest and most luxurious American V-twin motorcycle ever made". Understatement is not much valued, nor is the soft sell given much emphasis, at Confederate.
Moderns enamoured of Augustine from the narrative in Confessions have given much emphasis to his short, attractive early works, several of which mirror the style and manner of Ciceronian dialogues with a new, Platonized Christian content: Contra academicos (386; Against the Academics), De ordine (386; On Providence), De beata vita (386; On the Blessed Life), and Soliloquia (386/387; Soliloquies).
As regards her earlier life, neither biography gives much emphasis to the recrudescence of violent anti-semitism on the streets of post-war London; only the more decorous manifestations are observed, such as the (unsuccessful) attempt to set a Jewish quota at St Paul's, where Franklin had been a pupil.
The review will focus mainly on engineering application parameters, such as thermal conductivity and viscosity etc., without giving much emphasis on the theoretical aspects.
Nowadays, researchers related to bioinspired and biomimetic biomineralization for the preparation of user friendly and cost effective functional biomaterial are giving much emphasis.
In recent years, school curriculums in Taiwan have changed to give much greater emphasis to Taiwanese culture, history and language.
