"to emphasize this aspect" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to introduce a statement or phrase that highlights a particular aspect or detail of a previous statement. Example: "The main goal of the project is to increase sales, but it's important to emphasize the aspect of creating a positive brand image as well."
But I prefer to emphasize this aspect of the deal: A group of politicians decided to violate a deeply held principle to protect what they saw as the common good.
While BlaBlaCar is much cheaper than a last-minute train ticket, the company doesn't want to emphasize this aspect.
Although a fly model of TBI will be nice, it is premature to emphasize this aspect to the extent that has been done in the manuscript.
It is as a process that specialization can influence speciation rates, and to emphasize this aspect we use the term, even when referring to states, in a relative sense; an insect that uses two plant species as hosts is for instance less specialized than an insect that uses one, but more specialized than an insect that uses three [c.f. [ 12]].
Some simulations are given to emphasize this particular aspect.
Be prepared to discuss and emphasize this aspect of your abilities.
We emphasize this aspect in the revision: "including drastic changes to the evolving molecules".
While competitions exist in both sports, most teachers do not emphasize this aspect at a young age.
Only half of the clients (51.5%) were aware that "to prevent the child from getting HIV from the HIV positive mother the doctor can give medicine called Nevirapine to the mother and baby .Therefore there is a need to emphasize on this aspect through IEC.
When you talk to your parents about your new flame, be sure to emphasize the aspects they will like.
Morrison, 2009 is probably the most forceful defender of emphasizing this aspect of the similarity of experiment and simulation.
