The phrase "ideological emphasis" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase when you want to describe the intended focus on particular ideological principles in a discussion or piece of writing. For example: "The author included an ideological emphasis on economic freedom in his essay about the history of the United States."
This change in ideological emphasis is reflected in the geographical focus of Mr. Pataki's campaign.
Although it confirmed a policy of open and free religious affiliation, Frelimo actively persecuted the country's more than 20,000 Jehovah's Witnesses, and its overall political and ideological emphasis discouraged religious expression and organization.
The ideological emphasis on the nuclear family in recent decades has caused us to forget that the nuclear family itself, especially in its suburban, Ozzie and Harriet form, is a reduction of what family has meant in most places at most times in human history.
But the American cinephilia launched by Vogel, with its emphasis on ideological scrutiny, holds sway over many critics and viewers, perhaps more firmly than ever.
The new emphasis on ideological warfare came as signs emerged that hard-liners might be relinquishing some of their more overt weapons, at least for now.
Upon his return to government, Deng worked to replace the Revolution's emphasis on ideological purity with the values of "order, professionalism and efficiency," and Mr. Kissinger credits him with fashioning the modernizations that would transform "Mao's drab China of agricultural communes" into a bustling economic giant.
In contrast with the centralized, autocratic direction of the totalitarian single-party organization, with its emphasis on ideological conformity and restricted membership, the political parties of constitutional democracy are decentralized, concerned with the integration of many interests and beliefs, and open to public participation.
We also considered the question of whether stronger workplace smoking legislation was associated with less emphasis on ideological arguments, relative to other coded arguments.
The history of history-education evaluation is littered with voguish pedagogy, statistical funny business, ideological arm wrestling, a disproportionate emphasis on trivia, and a protocol that insures that each generation of kids looks dim to its elders.
Over at theatlantic.com, Ta-Nehisi Coates, one of the best writers around on matters of race, history, politics and just about everything else, has convened a kind of minisymposium on "Lincoln," with particular emphasis on its ideological meanings and its treatment of slavery.
There has been dramatically less emphasis on the political, ideological and economic aspects of the conflict.
