"make emphasis on" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to talk about giving extra importance or focus to a certain idea, point, or aspect. For example: "I wanted to make emphasis on the need for collaboration between departments."
Comparative studies make emphasis on the energy aspects, houses functioning and their interior comfort.
Longer Ks make emphasis on species-specificity, while shorter Ks reflect common features between different species.
"Aggressive" threads make emphasis on intensification (local search) and speed up the calculations in "smoother" areas.
We would like to explain why we make emphasis on minimal contrast and not on mutation bias, when presenting Table 2.
Another line of investigation should be to determine the degree to which psychotherapies and pharmacological treatments make emphasis on health perception and how these treatments can improve the adaptation of OCD patients in family, social and work environments.
However, we identified only two of these governance instruments (GI's), both from the United States, that make emphasis on the unique vulnerability of children with regard to environmental hazards [ 44, 45].
In this paper, a comprehensive review of existing datasets is first done, making emphasis on their main shortcomings.
We studied the evolution of quantitative traits related to shoot system architecture in a large genus Draba (Brassicaceae) making emphasis on the dynamics of relationship between individual and intra-individual variation.
To our knowledge, the issue of making emphasis on affective aspects is seldom brought up in sex education policies.
While we don't make an emphasis on this finding anymore, we nevertheless put a considerable effort into making this part of the paper more convincing, including a better justification of our methods.
The state-of-the-art works make an emphasis on sensing and delivering of alert message over the WSN to an operator.
