The phrase "underscore the need of" is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used to emphasize the importance of something. For example, "The president's speech underscored the need of a comprehensive plan for climate change mitigation."
These observations underscore the need of a thorough psychological assessment of CM+MOH subjects and have possible implications in the nosographic framing of chronic headaches.
These findings underscore the need of individualized antiplatelet treatment regimens in diabetic patients.
These findings underscore the need of more active post-operative rehabilitation.
The results of our study underscore the need of adequate symptom control combined with psycho-oncologic interventions.
These results underscore the need of effective mechanisms in place and on time for immunoprophylaxis to infants born to HBsAg positive women.
Our results underscore the need of new strategies and policies in tobacco control that target less privileged groups, and in particular, the young.
However, it does underscore the need for evaluation of the role of polymorphisms in metabolic pathways on nalbuphine exposure in future clinical studies.
At the same time, varying completeness and validity of the individual variables underscore the need for validation of its clinical data before using the registry for research.
These observations underscore the need for monitoring of cognitive function to become a routine part of clinical practice, particularly for older adults and those with diabetes.
The results so far underscore the need for reform of Turkey's legal system, Mr. McCurdy said.
The results underscore the need for provision of community - based programs and continued intervention with the families in order to improve the quality of care.
