The phrase "typically emphasizes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the common focus or importance placed on a particular aspect in a given context.
Example: "The report typically emphasizes the need for sustainable practices in business operations."
Alternatives: "usually highlights" or "commonly stresses".
Paint advertising typically emphasizes quality and color selection, and depicts homeowners applying paint to walls.
Recent Big Data research typically emphasizes on the need to address the challenges stemming from the volume, velocity, variety and veracity aspects.
An output-oriented research typically emphasizes fundamental theories and peer-reviewed journal publications, while an outcome-oriented research typically is conducted to solve real world problems, and places considerable emphasis on industry acceptance, adoption, and practical application.
As the U.S. culture typically emphasizes free choice, personal effort and initiative, people in such individualistic cultures are independently motivated toward self enhancement, have a belief that they can control and direct their present and future and thus have an (unrealistic, in some cases) optimism for future events (Rose et al. 2008).
It is concluded that the literature focusing on independent end-user innovation typically highlights policy aimed at enabling end-users with the necessary skills and resources to innovate, whereas literature focusing on facilitated end-user innovation typically emphasizes creating platforms that enable the effective introduction of end-user knowledge into an already existing framework.
For one, sci-fi typically emphasizes the advantages of intelligence over physicality.
They typically emphasize exercise and controlled meal portions while serving balanced diets.
New programs typically emphasize the thinking process and not the mere acquisition of knowledge.
Appreciations of Warhol's boxes typically emphasize their effects rather than their appearance.
Mr. Darby of United and AIR Inc. says that a pilot will typically emphasize the positive side of his job.
Cantorial music is growing more popular among Hasidim, whose prayer services typically emphasize ardor rather than vocal flourish.
