"put particular emphasis" is a correct phrase in written English.
You use it when you want to indicate that something should be given special attention or importance. For example: "The teacher put particular emphasis on improving the students' vocabulary skills."
They put particular emphasis on ensuring the public was better informed.This is just the start.
Britain has put particular emphasis on the task of rebuilding Afghanistan and bringing stability to the country after the conflict.
Buddhism and Christianity put particular emphasis on forgiveness, though that doesn't stop Buddhists or Christians behaving with vindictiveness.
It suggests that the education systems that perform best and have improved most, such as in Finland and Singapore, put particular emphasis on research training for teachers.
These minorities put particular emphasis on both business and the family because they were excluded from public-sector jobs and because they had to look out for themselves.
Military planners in London said in recent weeks that they had put particular emphasis on improving the technology known as Identification Friend or Foe to avoid a repeat of such episodes.
The budget puts particular emphasis on education and manufacturing.
The report puts particular emphasis on the need to empower women as a way of meeting the world's environmental challenges.
Several mainstream news stories ensued, all putting particular emphasis on his admission that, for a time, he had found the drug "incredibly creative" and "incredibly productive".
And he puts particular emphasis on the evolution — yes, he'd approve of that word — of "The Selfish Gene," the 1976 genetics book that established his reputation (and put the word "meme" on the map).
As a team we've been putting particular emphasis on the breakdown and the coaches have been increasingly on our cases, reminding us of the need to aspire to the highest standards.
