The phrase "This is conspicuous" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to indicate that something is easily noticeable or obvious in a particular context.
Example: "The error in the report is glaring; this is conspicuous to anyone who reads it."
Alternatives: "This is obvious" or "This is evident."
This is conspicuous because polyols are known to be abundant in animal cells under conditions of hyperglycemia [64].
(Surely there's some skill involved in tracking down and installing the third-party applications that make this little bundle live up to its full potential, right?) This is conspicuous utility.
Further, the discount factor is a function of the time horizon, which I partly address by the present bias effect, and this is conspicuous when I consider intertemporal choices within one year.
However, some students viewed the side effects of (illicit) AMPH as problematic during exams or in situations with some kind of "external control" ("I tend to sweat more and talk faster and I have a faster flow of words. And in my opinion, this is conspicuous").. Nevertheless, some students were on AMPH during exams.
This was conspicuous by its absence in a crazy concluding phase that included chances for both sides even after Gayle made it 3-3.
The timing of this book is conspicuous.
This memoir is conspicuous in how much it departs from the more conventional Holocaust canon.
This stratigraphy is conspicuous in many dated soil profiles and marks the large-scale Maya transformation of the landscape in the Preclassic and Classic periods.
This polarization is conspicuous in the Presidential primaries.
In one case this effect is conspicuous, as indicated by such as Meyers et al. (1982) who demonstrated the gene dosage effect in Medicago sativa [29].
This effect is conspicuous in the relative higher incidence of adverse drug reactions with zolpidem in women [ 3].
