This part of a sentence ("wish to emphasize") is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to make something or a point stand out in particular. Example: "We wish to emphasize the importance of staying safe during this time."
"We wish to emphasize that Brian never intended to harm the baby," Mr. Gioiella said.
"But I do wish to emphasize that the sentence is a matter left to the judge," he said.
For readers who engage in detail with our data, we wish to emphasize several caveats to our methodology.
With these two examples we wish to emphasize that MCPs have become part of the drug discovery portfolio of pharmaceutical companies and academic research laboratories.
The approach is common for automakers who wish to emphasize telematics services they may offer exclusively, a ready way to further differentiate their product from that of competitors.
The Tea Party leaders and followers may wish to emphasize personal freedom, but they have the "socialism" (government providing for its people) of the Constitution to contend with.
We will use the terminology "electromagnetic waves" when we wish to stress the wave nature of radiation, and "photons" when we wish to emphasize its quantized nature.
For many students, the concentration treats a contemporary problem with a substantial policy dimension (domestic or international), but some students may wish to emphasize philosophical and methodological issues.
However, we wish to emphasize that the focus this year will be on participant interaction and idea generation rather than on traditional podium presentation.
I wish to emphasize that Mr. Chamberlain on this occasion also took a very composed and, it seemed to me, very sensible attitude towards the Austrian queswtion.
The super-fluid organizations of the future may wish to emphasize certain aspects of how their business is conducted and set aside the others, but choose they will.
