"sole emphasis on" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used to describe when something is given the primary or only focus or attention. Example: The company's marketing strategy had a sole emphasis on social media, neglecting other forms of advertising.
"It is an unnecessary association of people who should put their sole emphasis on getting competitive cars on the grid," Ecclestone said.
The ten-part series will see contestants face rounds of cookery challenges, with the sole emphasis on taste: the panel will blind taste a single spoonful of the food before eliminating contenders.
This research emphasized studying human behavior that enhances system performance and a range of factors affecting adverse events, rather than a sole emphasis on human error causation.
Furthermore, similar to prior studies, a socio-technical view [ 26, 41] can be used to evaluate the success of an IS without placing sole emphasis on technology [ 61].
Thus, sole emphasis on expanding AC prevalence as a mechanism to reduce future heat-related mortality is likely to miss key opportunities for adapting to and mitigating the effects of heat, especially if AC has already reached market saturation in certain areas.
What happens to popular culture when its sole emphasis is on popularity?
While in many studies the sole emphasis is on improving pump function, it may also be important to pay attention to the metabolic economy of the heart.
We may be witnessing a gradual return to economic growth as the sole focus, with no emphasis on distribution of the fruits of that growth, more characteristic of previous eras of development thinking.
The two sole carer groups placed greater emphasis on improved access (Mount Isa) or continuity and coordinated care (Logan-Beaudesert), themes which involve the carer's role.
