It is correct to use the phrase "it highlights how" in written English.
For example, "This new research it highlights how important regular exercise is for overall physical health."
If anything it highlights how valuable the tech is in its ability to work with just about any payment terminal in the U.S. that takes a credit card.
It highlights how much circumstances impact decisions.
It highlights how much care and attention Churchill put into this speech.
It highlights how management practices, with their multiple effects, could drive the provision of multiple services.
It highlights how the silicon virtual prototype (SVP) concept originated in the ASIC world.
It highlights how these influences have transcended national geographical schools in some countries of Latin America.
It highlights how bridging this gap could be pivotal in strengthening women's role in water governance.
It highlights how rock music has changed in the decade since the original album's release.
And it highlights how meaningless valuation can sometime be, particularly with technology companies.
His careful language is a joy, although it highlights how loosely we speak today.
But it highlights how dependent those companies still are on their key customers.
