The phrase "notable emphasis" is a valid part of written English.
You can use the phrase to describe a situation in which something is particularly noteworthy for its or its amount of emphasis. For example, "The company president put a notable emphasis on customer satisfaction during his speech."
Some posed in vitrines of tailored suits, with a notable emphasis on double-breasted looks, thick wools and the snug fit of recent James Bond wear.
A notable emphasis of Gregory's teaching is the principle that the spiritual life is not one of static perfection but of constant progress.
The goal is better personalized video discovery and viewing, with a notable emphasis on social features.
While there has been some acknowledgement and discussion of the risks or trade-offs associated with commercialization, especially in the academic literature, there remains a notable lack of emphasis in the public and policy discussion, at least compared to the emphasis on benefits.
Mr. Brown's remarks Monday were notable for their emphasis on "Old Labor" values.
The movie is notable for the emphasis it places on the extremist element of Mr. Obama's political opponents.
In the post-Homeric tradition, most familiar from Sophocles' Oedipus Rex (or Oedipus the King) and Oedipus at Colonus, there are notable differences in emphasis and detail.
The plans are notable for their emphasis on preventing problems at their source, by stationing American inspectors in exporting countries and setting up certification programs to identify responsible producers and expedite entry of their goods.
January 26 , 1929New York City, New York Jules Feiffer, (born January 26 , 1929 New York, New York, U.S.) American cartoonist and writer who became famous for his Feiffer, a satirical cartoon strip notable for its emphasis on very literate captions.
The Oracle and SAS offerings are notable for their emphasis on cross-study data integration scenarios.
Each working group independently reported factors that involved promoting the balance between workload and individual capacity, the latter receiving a notable amount of emphasis.
