'statements highlighted' is a valid and usable phrase in written English
It is often used in academic and research papers to call attention to a particularly important statement or idea. For example, "The potential impacts of climate change on marine ecosystems are particularly concerning and should be highlighted in policy statements moving forward."
The lawyers' statements highlighted an escalating squabble over how to apportion the limited numbers of replacement tires available.
Among the most controversial statements highlighted by the prosecution were those made by De Bernardinis in a television interview ahead of the meeting.
My question to you is: don't you think the humans would notice this, and start turning off the computers?" In spite of Schmidt's and Google's deep investment in artificial intelligence, his statements highlighted the split in the tech and scientific community on the impact of AI and demonstrated the manner in which we like to challenge and debate topics at Brilliant Minds.
People's perceptions of the deceased's driving ability were shown to differ; in some statements, people were highly complementary, while other statements highlighted a less favourable view, and in some cases were visibly critical of the deceased's driving ability.
But John Ralfe, a pensions consultant, argues that regular statements highlight the plunge in pension values: "That makes people feel bad.
The sharply contrasting statements highlight the rancorousness of an impeachment battle that has curtailed 13 years of Workers partyy rule and divided the nation.
Some of Mr. Bloomberg's Democratic opponents quickly started trying to keep that from happening, sending out statements highlighting the loss and all the work Mr. Bloomberg and his team had put into their effort.
More powerful voices in the sector than ever before have issued statements highlighting the catastrophic state of social care, including the Care Quality Commission, the Association of Directors of Adult Social Services and the Local Government Association.
These statements highlight the failure of VTE prophylaxis in trauma patients, which is incentive to explore how to tailor adequate thromboprophylaxis in these patients [34, 35].
The next two statements highlight again that the participants recognized they had trauma and anger issues, but did not receive counselling to ameliorate the effects of these events.
The following three statements highlight the lack of support and guidance available to these young men following the trauma they had suffered.
