The phrase "pronounced emphasis" is grammatically correct and can be used in both spoken and written English.
It is used to refer to a specific type of emphasis or emphasis given to something. For example, "His words were spoken with pronounced emphasis, making it clear that he was serious."
What is distinct about South Africa's law is its pronounced emphasis on social development in mining communities and on black participation in management and ownership.
With Inferno's pronounced emphasis on design in its dramatic decor, one wonders why several aspects of diner comfort have been overlooked.
Her "King Felix" EP, from last year, was crisper and more direct, with echoes of freestyle music and a more pronounced emphasis on breathy vocals.
Yet throughout the performance of this haunting piece, so somber even during its deceptively spirited finale, he intriguingly highlighted dramatic nuances and harmonic turns with a pronounced emphasis that took you by surprise.
(Chinen) Joe Locke Quintet (Friday through Sunday) A kinetic and harmonically sophisticated vibraphonist, Joe Locke has a recent album, "For the Love of You" (eOne), with a pronounced emphasis on romance.
(Chinen) Joe Locke Quartet: 'Blues & Ballads' (Friday) A kinetic and harmonically sophisticated vibraphonist, Joe Locke has a recent album, "For the Love of You" (eOne), with a pronounced emphasis on romance.
She pronounces "accent" with a heavier emphasis on the second syllable, for instance, that reminded me of my French teacher at school.
Apart from a pronounced emphasis on the bass line, the Meat Puppets sound strenuously mindful of history on their lo-fi version of "Smells Like Teen Spirit".
Mr. Van Dyck then acquitted himself with great Honour, in an elegant and pathetic valedictory Oration, pronounced with very becoming Emphasis and Gestures.
Once upon a time, there were gales of laughter when Frank Spencer in Some Mothers Do 'Ave 'Em pronounced harass with the emphasis on the second syllable.
To underline its origins, the brand name is pronounced TRUE-via, with an emphasis on the "true".
