"putting emphasis on" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you want to emphasize an idea or opinion. For example, "Putting emphasis on the importance of education, I believe that everyone should have the opportunity to go to school."
For Voyage, Danthony traded digital mediums for analog ones, putting emphasis on the complexity of his artistic arrangements.
"The cast seem to be putting emphasis on certain words," they complained.
"There are moments, and there are moments," Delgado said, choosing his words carefully, putting emphasis on the second "moments".
The new text was carefully drafted in such a way as to avoid excessive condemnation while putting emphasis on what was lacking in atheism.
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Some European countries have already started to make their armed forces more mobile, putting emphasis on professional soldiers, rather than conscripts.
A growing movement of AIDS patients, doctors and social workers is putting emphasis on teaching Saudis about the disease, though, to help AIDS patients live more normal lives.
Mr. Coltrane is artful at sequencing albums into narratives; he likes surprise and symmetry, alternating moods and lengths and putting emphasis on beginning and end tracks.
But the ballads, like "New Years (Yves')" and "Invisible Glasses," really make its case, building and subsiding, putting emphasis on tune and atmosphere, not behaving along jazz's usual theme-solos-theme grid.
To get around these problems for cheetahs and other animals, zoos are putting emphasis on conservation centers that are less like zoos and more like ranches or a safari park.
Standing on its own, shunning the influence of Minimalism and other sculptural trends of the last three decades, putting emphasis on the handmade and the associative, Ms. von Rydingsvard's work has made an important place for itself.
