The phrase "the article emphasises" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is usually used to indicate that the article gives particular importance or focus to a specific idea or topic. You can use it whenever you want to highlight a key point of the article. Example: "In his latest article, the writer emphasises the negative effects of climate change on marine life."
To avoid technological determinism often ascribed to the media ecology tradition, this article emphasises the interactive features of new media and social constructivist approaches towards media technologies (see Caveats technological determinism and "built-in" power relations).
Scientific communities are now common on the web (and even have commercial value) and several of the articles emphasise the role of ad hoc and other communities.
On the contrary, the results of this article emphasise the importance of taking into account social group specific effects of certain strategies.
Both a report from the World Health Organisationt [ 2], as well as the Lancet article emphasised that the primary aim of HPE should be to address the health needs of the populations and health systems we serve.
This article emphasises on the development of a straight forward approach for self-sensing shape memory alloy.
In an initial discussion of diffusion, this particular article emphasises its prominence as an explanatory factor of far party development and reflects in more detail upon its role, extent and scope.
Nearby, an article emphasised the importance of safeguarding ethnic unity, while another promised that the state would bring all its resources to guarantee lawfulness and social order.
All these articles emphasise how the disruption wrought by war and modernity rendered the psychosocial visible.
However, if one of the reviewed articles emphasised findings that were based primarily on specific previous models or legislative actions, these earlier articles were also reviewed.
